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Feline [Remaster] by The Stranglers (CD, 1983)

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Title: Feline. Edition: Album. Format: CD. Release Year: 2001. Style: Punk. Producer: Steve Churchyard. Release Date: 01/10/2001. MPN: 5045912.

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ProducerSteve Churchyard; the Stranglers

Record LabelEpic

UPC5099750459126

eBay Product ID (ePID)20050203546

Product Key Features

Release Year1983

FormatCD

GenreRock

Run Time68 Mins 25 Seconds

StyleNew Wave

ArtistThe Stranglers

Release TitleFeline [Remaster]

Additional Product Features

Country/Region of ManufactureUSA

Number of Discs1

EngineerGary Lucas; Glenn Tommey

Additional informationThis is a digitally remastered and expanded French import edition. Audio Mixers: Ted Hayton; The Stranglers; Tony Visconti. Liner Note Author: Chris Twomey. Recording information: The Zenith, Paris, France (04/29/1985). Photographers: David P. Bailey; Terry Lott; Jeff Veitch. By the time of 1982's FELINE, the Stranglers had left behind the raucous, bad-boy pub-punk of their '70s albums and had moved firmly into the arena of New Wave. FELINE is dominated by synthesizers, and has the moody, lilting feel of the British electro-pop of the era. Setting the tone of the album is the opener, "Midnight Summer Dream," which floats on a wiry synth progression backed by a strummed acoustic guitar and programmed drums. The burbling post-punk pop of "It's a Small World" is haunting and highly melodic at once, while hit single "The European Female (In Celebration Of)" sounds like a cross between Kraftwerk and Antonio Carlos Jobim. Also here is "Golden Brown," a moody, waltz-time tune (possibly about heroin) that evokes late-'60 psychedelic pop and became one of the Stranglers' biggest charts hits. FELINE may not appeal to fans of the Stranglers' early work--it's more nuanced and less boisterous than their punk material--however, it shows the band keeping apace with the times, and admirably reaching for new sounds and directions.