Danish rock group noted in DeBaser reviews for albums such as Zitilites (2003) and No Balance Palace (2005). Reviews emphasize Radiohead influences (Ok Computer), melodic songwriting, use of electronics, and the voice of frontman Kasper Eistrup. No Balance Palace's production involved Tony Visconti and the album features collaborations noted with David Bowie and Lou Reed.

Nationality: Denmark. Frontman mentioned in reviews: Kasper Eistrup. Reviews cite collaborations: David Bowie and Lou Reed (on tracks noted in reviews). Producer Tony Visconti is mentioned in relation to No Balance Palace. Zitilites (2003) and The Good Life (1999) are referenced in the reviews.

DeBaser reviews present Kashmir as a Danish rock group with strong Radiohead echoes but growing originality. Zitilites (2003) and No Balance Palace (2005) are highlighted for warm vocals, melodic songs and added electronic textures. Reviews note notable collaborations and production credits and recommend the albums to fans of melodic, experimental rock.

For:Fans of alternative rock, Radiohead listeners, listeners who like melodic electronic-tinged rock

 This is the fourth work by Kashmir, rich, full-bodied, and by now, not even too much a copycat.

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 The album opens with "Big Fresh", a potential single that gets stuck in your head and never leaves.

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 Few know them, even fewer could name any of their titles... Yet these Danes (yes, Denmark!) are the Radiohead if Yorke and company hadn't ventured into new musical paths...

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