Deus Vantage Point 2008 MP3 320[Michi80][colombo-bt.org]

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Deus - Vantage Point (live (Quicktime))

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dEUS - Vantage Point 2008

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dEUS_-_Vantage_Point-CD-2008-MnD

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dEUS - Vantage Point-CD-2008-MnD

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dEUS - Vantage Point
Supplier....: Team MND
Ripper......: Team MND
Quality.....: VBRkbps
Release Date: Apr-06-2008
Source......: CDDA
Genre.......: Rock
Total Tracks: 10
Playtime....: 46:42 min
CD Size.....: 66,2 MB

TrackListings

01 - When She Comes Down [05:06]
02 - Oh Your God [03:52]
03 - Eternal Woman [04:22]
04 - Favourite Game [04:11]
05 - Slow [06:09]
06 - The Architect [03:57]
07 - Is A Robot [04:58]
08 - Smokers Reflect [04:27]
09 - The Vanishing Of Maria Schneider [04:44]
10 - Popular Culture [04:56]

Release Info

dEUS - Belgium's pride in fearful days.

http://www.deus.be
http://www.myspace.com/deusbe
http://houbi.com/belpop/groups/deus.htm

dEUS are an Antwerp-based band who take on the world, armed with a
suitcase full of Captain Beefheart, Frank Zappa, Pixies and Radiohead
Their music is never straightforward, always with a twist that makes
it stand out of the ordinary, nice melodies flirting with the
experimental. Although gaining popularity on the post-Nirvana grunge
wave across the world, they have a lot more to offer than the typical
loud-quiet-loud song-structures which have become so typical for this
scene. With their moody frontman and video-artist Tom Barman, their
live concerts range from the clumsy and annoying to the brilliant
and ingenious.

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ALLMUSIC BIOGRAPHY
The first Belgian-based indie act ever to sign to a major
international label, the improvisational avant grunge group dEUS was
originally comprised of vocalist/guitarist Tom Barman, bassist Stef
Kamil Carlens, drummer Julle De Borgher, violinist Klaas Janzoons,
and guitarist Rudy Trouv? Formed in Antwerp in 1991, dEUS began
their career as strictly a cover band, but soon began performing new
material, honing an irreverent, free-form live show drawing on
influences ranging from folk and punk to jazz and prog rock.

After issuing a four-track EP titled Zea, dEUS mounted a series of
London performances that led to a contract with Island Records. In
1994 the group released its full-length bow, Worst Case Scenario,
winning acclaim for the singles "Suds and Soda" and "Via." After
announcing plans to produce their own pornographic film, they issued
1995's My Sister, My Clock; however, in the wake of the record's
release, Carlens exited to focus on his side project, Moondog Jr.
Trouv?soon followed suit, channeling his energies into the group
Kiss My Jazz; with new guitarist Craig Ward and bassist Danny "Cool
Rocket" Mommens in tow, dEUS returned to the studio to cut 1997's In
a Bar, Under the Sea. The Ideal Crash followed in 1999.

dEUS continues to bring out its best and then some on The Ideal
Crash, which in many ways might be the group's best all-around
effort yet. That makes it a further pity it didn't get an American
release, relegating the quintet further into the realms of cult
appreciation stateside -- an undeserved fate for a band that has so
clearly worked well with its sources of inspiration there. If
anything, though, dEUS has moved into the realms of removed elegance
on The Ideal Crash -- the aggressive push mixed with nightclub
shadows of the past turned into a strange, calming dream at many
points. Consider "One Advice, Space," whose trippy keyboard whines
and drones layer over the core song to create an unsettled murk,
suddenly broken by the subtle shift to strings and sweetly layered
vocals on the chorus. The gentle descending chime of "The Magic
Hour" and the banjo and string-tinged slow building brawl "Instant
Street" further capture the mood of seemingly relaxed intensity.
David Bottrill's production is a secret element in the success of
The Ideal Crash, his skilled ears helping to really bring out the
sly but strong tension in so many of the band's songs. Opening
number "Put the Freaks Up Front" in particular, shifting fluidly as
it does into a m?ange of motorik-inspired rhythm trance and dark
lounge jazz horns, with Barman's vocals and the overall results
suggesting what Nirvana might have tried in another lifetime and a
wider range to work with, sets a high bar at the start, even if much
of the album works in lower-key ways. Nods subtle and otherwise to
bands like Portishead (whose "Mysterons" seems to have suggested the
start to "Sister Dew") give further evidence of a band that keeps
its ears open while still retaining its own counsel on what to
finally sound like.

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