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"Last fair deal gone down" CD by Katatonia

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On "Last fair deal gone down", the Swedish band Katatonia performs more confidently than ever, creating with Β΄TeargasΒ΄ (EP single as well) and Β΄Sweet nurseΒ΄ earworms that get under the skin - and are ready to explode despite all melody.
Item no. 414602
Title Last fair deal gone down
Musical Genre Gothic Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Katatonia
Release date 3/26/01
Gender Unisex
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Dispossession
  • 2.
    Chrome
  • 3.
    We must bury you
  • 4.
    Teargras
  • 5.
    I Transpire
  • 6.
    Tonight's Music
  • 7.
    Clean Today
  • 8.
    The Future Of Speech
  • 9.
    Passing Bird
  • 10.
    Sweet Nurse
  • 11.
    Don't Tell A Soul

by Patrick Schmidt (null) And they saw light at the end of the tunnel. Unbelievable but true, the Swedes have explored the light-heartedness for "Last fair deal gone down". Have the predecessors "Tonight's decision" and "Discouraged ones" been die stamped by deep melancholy and desperate hopelessness, Jonas Renkse and Co. juggle with hope on their new record. Easy and lightly, the composition flow out of the speakers, sometimes poppy but always with a certain demanding aspect to them. Renske has matured to a Christian singer, his melodies are still great and unique, additionally the yfinally engaged a lively drummer who breathes more life and dynamics into the songs. Best example is the beautiful first single "Teargas" with a refrain that you won't get out of you head again. Katatonia have long overtaken Paradise Lost, but with this album they could become stars.