The Faint - Danse Macabre 180g LP (with instant MP3 download)
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Upon purchase you will immediately receive a link to download the album in high quality 320 Kbps MP3s. Label: Saddle Creek Catalog Number: LBJ-37 Free Digital Download with the purchase of this vinyl LP! Each LP comes with a code allowing you to download the full LP one time only, so you can enjoy your new LP on your portable MP3 player! ALSO AVAILABLE ON CD AND AS 320 Kbps MP3s The Faint are back with Danse Macabre, the follow-up to 1999's highly praised Blank-wave Arcade, which fused together traditional rock instrumentation with 'now' electronic elements to create a haunting, yet danceable sound that was more driven by punk rock than any sort of dance foundation. The Faint have continued to evade the traditional standoffish and cold aura of electronic music by using warm and embracing instrumentation including bass guitar and cello, in addition to the barrage of analog synthesizers found on each track. More keyboards, more beats, and more darkness...... Danse Macabre is the perfect title. The Faint's third full-length is filled with lyrics of death, betrayal, par-alyzations, and murder. The 'macabre' subject matter is easily forgotten as Todd and Jacob's keyboards overdrive the vocals with hooky, synth lines, in addition to the ferocious drum machines, spastic outbursts of noise, and edgy tension that will have you shaking out to the dance floor. And if you have an opportunity to see them live, don't miss out. "With the band tossing about wildly amongst an array of bright, flashing lights and smoke machines, while nearly encircled by equipment, their live show is a must see." Or as Spin.com put it, "If you have never seen the Faint live, well, you're lame." Track List: SIDE ONE 1. Agenda Suicide 2. Glass Danse 3. Total Job 4. Let the Poison Spill From Your Throat 5. Violent SIDE TWO 6. Your Retro Career Melted 7. Posed to Death 8. The Conductor 9. Ballad of a Paralyzed Citizen