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THE REVIEW
Facing a new work by the German duo is always a challenge, given that by some fortuitous astral conjunction Andi Toma and Jan St. Werner manage to amaze at every step, using the distinctive features of the previous work as a starting point for the new one. It is indeed rare to find groups capable of producing 9 albums in 10 years, consistently pursuing a distinctive sound, especially considering that they have done it again.
The thing is doubly surprising, as this Radical Connector is the closest thing to a song-oriented album ever made by the fantastischen zwei of Teutonic electronics.
Finally, songs like "Send Me Shivers" or "Mine Is Yours," highly enjoyable for listeners seeking catchy melodies as well as for the more demanding ones looking for cutting-edge timbral explorations.
How they manage to satisfy both Stockhausen fans and the dance floor, they probably don't even know themselves. They succeed. And we can only enjoy it.
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Summary by Bot
Mouse on Mars' Radical Connector showcases the German duo's unique ability to evolve while maintaining their signature sound. It is their most song-driven album, balancing catchy melodies with innovative electronic timbres. The album appeals to both dance music fans and experimental music enthusiasts alike, proving the duo's versatility and creativity.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
04 Send Me Shivers (06:05)
Send me shivers down
Through a voice out of nowhere
When the boats go round
Turn on back to a spiral
Send me shivers down
When the boats go round
Turn on back to a spiral
Send me shivers down
Through a voice out of nowhere
When the boats go round
Tun on back to a spiral
Turn back
Turn
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07 Detected Beats (05:17)
The breath remainsThe source of some detected beats
Of each and every measure
The breath remains
The end of word and gesture
Blows out the light of leaving
Sensing us the ones retrieving
The breath remains
The source of some detected beats
The breath remains
Sensing us the ones retrieving
The source of some detected beats
Of each and every measure
The breath remains
The source of some detected beats
Mouse on Mars
Mouse on Mars are a German electronic duo of Jan St. Werner and Andi Toma, active since 1993. They fuse IDM and experimental electronics with playful rhythm and sound design across albums such as Vulvaland, Iaora Tahiti, Niun Niggung and Radical Connector.05 Reviews
