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Everybody Knows

by The Young Gods

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John Cratchley
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John Cratchley Pushing forward continually,reaching back into the past for material to reinvent...this is probably the best band that most people have never heard...they have continually been on my radar for years now and always make music that seems to just be absorbed into the bloodstream...like it had always been there. No compromise, nothing derivative,always vital...essential as breathing.You already know if you are reading this, how ironic that not Everybody Knows...
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Daniel Anken Great album and specifically Mr Sunshine. Makes me float upside down every time 😁 Favorite track: Mister Sunshine.
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Blooming 04:48
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Miles Away 09:58
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Two To Tango 03:35
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Introducing 03:53
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Aux Anges 02:21
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Once Again 08:08

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The Young Gods have released a breathtaking new album called “Everybody knows”, a subtle blend of acoustic, electric, electronic, vintage and avant-garde. It stands as a world of its own, and builds on the band’s recent experiences ("Knock On Wood", "Play Woodstock") and on their majestic past ("TV Sky", "Second Nature").

The intro, "Sirius Business", sets the tone, both cosmic and accessible. Aerial samples and waves of saturated riffs take the listener straight to the heart of the matter. Welcome to the doors of perfection! The Young Gods always conceive soundtracks for journeys to other worlds. The voice is powerful, like the sun rising above a rainforest; it vibrates to music both ancient and cutting-edge, with bone-shaking prehistoric beats combined with waves of psychedelic rock and ambient electronics... The first song, called "Blooming", is as direct and inspiring as the tracks that have marked the history of rock and pop in the last five decades. Next up, "No Land's Man", dances like a panther under the lights of San Francisco's Matrix club, and dynamites the brain with its hendrixian solos splashing into infinity like a group of mad gypsies straight out of a Philip K. Dick dream. Time is out of joint, and 1968 collides with 2010. Yes, the album is made of songs, but they are woven together in such a seamless fabric that enumerating them one after another does not do justice to the whole. Shamanic meditations combine with soaring anthems, sublime vocals with celestial choirs (“Mister Sunshine”), and hard rock blends with masterly minimal ambient (“Miles Away”). The record even has a melodic song (“Introducing”) with a chorus that could get mainstream airplay ! There are intimate moments (“Two to Tango”, “Aux Anges”), and violent, political ones too (“Tenter le grillage”). The album ends with a last climax, “Once Again”, an eight-minute sonic free fall. On arrival, one realizes that the Young Gods have landed right in the heart of the human soul. You may now unfasten your seatbelt.

The Young Gods -- Franz Treichler, Al Comet, Bernard Trontin and Vincent Hänni – are sonic architects, alchemists and diamond-cutters. They create albums that go deep and last long. "Everybody Knows" is a record that will inhabit you for years.

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released November 5, 2010

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