Transmissions From The Biosphere

General | Feb 2003

Reviews

angi
Reviewed 2003-04-13
i don't know how they do it. i can't really pinpoint why they sound different from most other indie bands but somehow they do, in a really cool interesting way. is it indie rock? is it shoegazer? is it absolute genius? oh very possibly. i loved this album and i hope you will enjoy it. my favorites are #1, #3, #6, and #7.
1 - heavy bass paired with gentle vocals. it almost seems like the vocals are the background here. neat role reversal of sorts.
2 - pretty standard indie boy vocals with distorted guitar.
3 - a long minimal duet-like track with pretty female vocals and ominous, brooding guitars.
4 - upbeat and catchy. nothing too unique but definitely fun!
5 - good driving music with a cool interplay of male and female vocals.
6 - when i heard it, i thought "pixies pixies pixies". the last minute or so of guitar craziness ROCKS!
7 - slow, laidback, female vocals, strummy guitars. like the softies.
8 - a long epic close to the album. an interestingly strange start leading to another solid rock out track.

Recent airplay

Floating
The DJ Never Has ItOct 02, 2009
Planet One
The Darling SystemJun 14, 2009
full album
Central Image, Floating
the discovery channelOct 24, 2003
Summertime Comeback
Summertime Comeback
Stirling's ApproximationMay 26, 2003

Charting

2003-05-05 — 2003-07-07
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 22 1
Jun 1 1
May 18 3
May 11 2

Track listing

1. Summertime Comeback
2. Kids in the Biosphere
3. Elastic Brain
4. Saturn 5
5. Planet One
6. Floating
7. Central Image