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More dance-styled than the bands previous records, it featured cover version of the song Go With The Flow by Queens Of The Stone Age.

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Category: House Disco Flac Download Music Tags: House Disco Funk Royksopp 2007 Added: 5-10-2017, 07:31 To bookmarks Artist: Ryksopp (Royksopp) Album: Back To Mine: Ryksopp Released: 2007 Label: DMC Publishing Catalog: BACKCD25 Genre: House, Disco, Funk Most entries in the Back to Mine series allow the artists to investigate their wide but dabbling tastes in influences -- a bit of dance, a bit of alternative, some roots in 60s pop or soul perhaps, and maybe a stray nugget from something obscure like Krautrock or dub or rockabilly.

The other volumes usually come from true DJs or, rarely, those with something special to say.

Regardless of whether you enjoy Ryksopps vision of polished downbeat pop, the duos interest in post-disco and Euro-dance pays major dividends here for those looking to hear something beyond the usual Klein M.B.O.

Alexander Robotnick singles.

The vast majority of the tracks hail from that magical time (1978-1984) when disco, new wave, and synth pop were colliding with fantastic results, especially considering the quality of these obscurities, from the cold Teutonic harmonies of Harry Thumanns Sphinx to the warmer Italian-lover sound of Pino dAngios Ma Quale Idea.

Even the contemporary tracks sound vintage, led by the Ryksopp alias Emmanuel Splice.) The mix broadens toward the end with a couple of clever RBdance fusions (Idris Muhammad, Funkadelic, the New Birth).

Tracklisting: 01.

Talking Heads - Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On) (3:35) 02.

Mike Oldfield - Platinum (Part Three - Charleston) (1:20) 09.

New Birth (The) - Its Been A Long Time (5:40) Biography Norwegian electronic music duo Royksopp is the most known representative of so called Bergen Wave of electronic music.

It consists of Tornbjorn Brundtland and Svein Berge, both born in Norwegian town Tromso and both fans of electronic music since childhood.

Brundtland and Berge have begun playing together in the early 90s, when they were at the age of 18.

However, it was more of a hobby than of profesional music for them.

Later they split up and met again in 1998 in Bergen, where they decided to form a band named Royksopp (this name can be literally translated as smoke mushroom).

Bergen was a vital scene for Scandinavian electronic and indie-music at this time, so Royksopp performed together with such Scandinavian musicians as Frost, Kings of Convenience, Those Norwegians, Drum Island and so on.

Brundtland and Berge released their first album Melody A.M in 2001.

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For example, first single Eple (which is translated apple in English) was licensed by Apple and played as a welcoming music Mac OS X Panther.

However, real success came to Royksopp after they released several graphically experimental music videos.

Video for the single Remind Me has even won the 2002 MTV Europe Music Award for Best Music Video.

The band was also nominated for Best Nordic Act, Best New Artist and Best Dance Act awards, but did not won any of them.

Royksopps second studio album The Understanding was released only four years later.

This time, a music video for the first single, named Only This Moment, was based on the Paris 1968 students riots, so some people found elements of extremism propaganda in it.

However, the next single 49 Percent was not so controversial.

Later Royksopp released a deluxe edition of The Understanding, featuring the second disk with five additional songs.

In 2006 Royksopp released a nine-track live album Royksopps Night Out.