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FENECH-SOLER - FENECH-SOLER CD POP 10 TRACKS NEW!
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Located in: Weinstadt, Germany
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Estimated between Wed, 27 Aug and Mon, 8 Sep to 94104
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eBay item number:333124302612
Item specifics
- Condition
- Type
- Album
- Style
- Pop
- MPN
- CDs
- UPC
- 5052498257324
- Artist
- Fenech-Soler
- Format
- CD
- Release Year
- 2010
- Record Label
- Wea (Distributor)
- Release Title
- Fenech-Soler
- Genre
- Rock
- Run Time
- 42 Mins 35 Seconds
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Product Identifiers
Record Label
Wea (Distributor)
UPC
5052498257324
eBay Product ID (ePID)
18050145516
Product Key Features
Format
CD
Release Year
2010
Genre
Rock
Run Time
42 Mins 35 Seconds
Artist
Fenech-Soler
Release Title
Fenech-Soler
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Additional information
Riding on the back of the nu-rave wave kick-started by Klaxons in the mid-noughties, guyliner and sparkly, cardigan-wearing Northampton four-piece Fenech-Soler now face the tricky task of translating their series of festival/club anthems into a cohesive studio album. Having cited Michael Jackson's Dangerous as their main influence, their self-titled debut might not feature any Slash guitar solos, attempts at New Jack Swing, or lyrics about healing the world, but it does adhere to its "straight for the jugular" approach, with ten streamlined slices of dance-funk-pop, each of which could easily stand as a single in its own right. Indeed, although they're not as lyrically intriguing as Klaxons, as NME-friendly as Delphic, or as experimental as Friendly Fires, they are perhaps the most anthemic band from their small sub-section of the indie-disco genre, thanks to a never-ending supply of highly addictive synths, explosive choruses, and floor-filling electro beats, as evident on lead single "Stop and Stare," which opens with some choppy Italo-house chords and twinkling '80s-tinged synths, before slowly building up to a crescendo of pounding rhythms, trance-pop riffs, and an epic middle-eight that wouldn't sound out of place in a Paul Van Dyk DJ set. The four-to-the-floor vibes continue on the driving and punchy "Demons," an infectious blend of shimmering electronica, thumping basslines, and infectious, cooing backing vocals; opening number "Battlefields," which begins with a wave of hymnal choral chanting before descending into Chemical Brothers knob-twiddling territory with some clattering breakbeats, wailing sirens, and twitching acidic techno, and "The Great Unknown," which blends Hall & Oates-esque AOR melodies with breezy Gaelic house. But the band, named after bassist Daniel's full surname, aren't afraid to take their glittery, hands in the air sound outside the dancefloor, either. The chunky, dirty brass hooks and bubbling underlying techno of "Golden Sun" echo the self-assured funk of Justin Timberlake's "Sexyback," whose producer, Timbaland, also appears to have been the inspiration for "Contender," an energetic slice of staccato R&B which allows lead singer Ben Duffy to showcase his falsetto range, while "Stonebridge," the closest thing to a ballad, is a gorgeously melancholic piano-led number whose chill-out vibes would have made a far more appropriate closing track than the album's only real dud, the plodding and meandering Wall of Sound-lite "You're Alone." While their fellow alt-dance peers are often responsible for music it's impossible to dance to, Fenech-Soler have produced a predominantly pure party record that makes it impossible not to. ~ Jon O'Brien
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo
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- 6***9 (855)- Feedback left by buyer.Past monthVerified purchaseShipped 2 July, received 12 July -- all the way from Europe! Fantastic delivery time, well-packed for mailing, reasonable shipping charges! Brand, new, still factory sealed, MINT, as described, at the best price on eBay AND the internet -- fantastic transaction! Thank you!! A+A+A+A+A+A+A+A+A+A+
- n***n (2881)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThe large CD / Book set was new and in perfect condition - as described. It looks great and was very well protected with a high quality LP mailer packing box for shipping from Germany to USA. The shipping time seemed reasonable too. Seller communication was perfect and they responded quickly when I asked a question. This was a very satisfying transaction.
- i***8 (569)- Feedback left by buyer.Past 6 monthsVerified purchaseThe item arrived incredibly quickly and was packaged securely, ensuring that everything was in perfect condition upon arrival. It exceeded my expectations in terms of quality and exactly matched the description provided in your listing. I truly appreciate your attention to detail and prompt shipping; it made the entire process seamless and enjoyable. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, and I'm looking forward to using it! Thank you once again for providing such excellent service. I will defi