KAIZERS ORCHESTRA ENGLISH VERSION FREE

English-speaking audiences don't need to understand a lick of Norwegian to identify with Maestro, as it sets a mood so universal in its volatility that even the most xenophobic listener will have no choice but to hit repeat over and over. Kaizers Orchestra is a Crazy Awesome Norwegian alternative rock band who have attained significant international popularity owing to their unique and energetic live act, notably featuring oil barrels and crowbars being used as instruments of percussion, a mysterious gas-masked man playing an antique pump organ, and a charismatic Large Ham lead. EDIT: please mention the country of origin, links would also very much help.

KAIZERS ORCHESTRA ENGLISH VERSION FREE

A blues-kissed backbone sticks out on 'Knekker Deg Til Sist,' 'Christiania,' and the brutal closer 'Pa Ditt Skift,' while 'Blitzregn Baby' sounds like a collaboration between Ennio Morricone, Supergrass, and the Misfits. Kaizers Orchestra - Kontroll p kontinentet, Kaizers Orchestra - Dr Mowinckel, Kaizers Orchestra. Hey, Redditors from Non-English speaking countries, what is the most beautiful song from your country that you think the rest of the world should hear Please, feel free to contribute. Owing to their energetic live concerts and critically praised recordings, they are among the most popular and acclaimed musical acts in their homeland, and have also gained international renown they are among the first Norwegian artists (outside the genre of black metal) to gain international recognition and popularity while singing in. While they remain true to their penchant for Tin Pan Alley nightmare music, the 12 cuts that inhabit Maestro veer wildly from genre to genre, taking bits and pieces of punk, folk, funk, jazz, and rock and shredding them to bits. Kaizers Orchestra is a Norwegian alternative rock group. A veritable slaughterhouse of ideas, it takes the Orchestra's formula one step further, bringing in the occasional vocal manipulation, heavily compressed snare drum, or weepy string/horn section to flesh out what may be the group's most concise and fully realized effort to date. They need not worry, however, as the resulting Maestro is nothing short of magnificent. The cocky, gas mask-loving Scandinavians have always seemed poised to make the leap to a major label, especially after racking up the awards for 2003's independently released Evig Pint, but the prospect of hearing their signature blend of pump organs, oil drums, and staccato guitar get the 'big time' treatment initially put a scare into longtime fans. The sextet are about as far from conventional as one could imagine (Eastern European folk music filtered through an apocalyptic post-rock prism), so it comes as a bit of surprise that their third full-length recording bears the stamp of Universal Records.

Anybody wondering what happened to Tom Waits after Franks Wild Years or Radiohead after OK Computer need look no further than Norway's Kaizers Orchestra.

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