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THE REVIEW
High-quality German Low-Fi from Lali Puna from Munich. Minimalist electronica à la 'Stereolab', 'Yo La Tengo', or 'Mouse on Mars', which captivates.
The strong German accent while singing in English brings a smile, almost seems like a deliberate effect.
Dark atmospheres, one imagines East Berlin, colored lights and mathmos lamps.
More than an album, it seems like a mnemonic journey through both near and distant memories together. When one strives to remember places and people.
Highlighting "Nin-Com-Pop" with a casio rhythm base like "da-da-da" by Trio, the syncopated rhythm of the splendid "Middle Curse," and "Don't think," which reminds me of Visage's "Fade to Grey."
A great album that must be part of your collection.
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Lali Puna's Scary World Theory is a high-quality minimalist electronica album from Munich. It evokes dark, nostalgic atmospheres with a distinct German accent in English vocals. The music draws comparisons to Stereolab, Yo La Tengo, and Mouse on Mars, featuring memorable tracks with unique rhythms. This album offers a mnemonic journey through memories and is highly recommended.
Lali Puna
Lali Puna are a German electronic/indietronica group associated in reviews with the Morr Music scene, centered around vocalist Valerie Trebeljahr and (historically) Markus Acher (also of The Notwist).13 Reviews
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Music to fall into the sweetest of dreams.
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By josefk
Valerie’s voice will dig deep into you without any escape.
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