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Release Date 21st June 2004 Happy Happy, the next album release from Capitol K - and the first on self-run label Faith and Industry - is the follow-up to 2002"s Island Row. It"s the most fully realized of Capitol K"s recordings to date: a home made, kaleidoscopic hybrid of precision electronics rendered boldly and beautifully live by an eclectic four-piece band; personal twists with a global perspective and psychedelic excursions interrupted by impromptu all-night parties in the parts of the city you can only reach by bike. The story of Happy Happy begins with the wandering and wondering of Capitol K"s alter ego Kristian Craig Robinson who, following the success of Island Row (XL/Planet Mu), found himself strolling further away from the solitary warmth of the studio and immersed in popular (un-popular?) culture: organizing local shows and clubs, collaborating with friends and neighbours; setting up networks and forming chance connections. At the same time, a more personal narrative was running: of love and heartache, of how to respond to massive global events, of how to make the Future Pop that you hear in your head. Soon the diverse talents of Kristian and friends Leafcutter John, Jo Apps and Adam Stringer were evolving into a four-piece band and - with help from odd passers-by - the sound of soaring and elegantly wandering guitars, rushing beats and bleeps, pulsing Arabic/electro basslines, generative electronics, analogue squeals and sweet, idiosyncratic vocals. The welding together of intense live performance with obsessive studio tinkering and intricate sound collage created the unsettlingly sweet and sweetly unsettling blend of sound and influence that is Happy Happy. |
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oh yeah press buttons and go to www.capitolk.com more info. |
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Schweet. Another record i haven't got the money for but desperately want. |
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i love(d) island row. and the roadeater ep was cool too |
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Sounds of the empire is a staggering debut. Awesome is not the word. |
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island row is great and i hope this will be equally good, or better. |
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i tought sounds of the empire sucked, only 2 or 3 good songs on it |
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I agree with you on that, but how are the other releases? |
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Oh GOD yes! I'm not even gonna melt this one in a spoon - I'm gonna cram the CD right into my veins. |
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this is pretty sweet stuff actually...real nice, which is a big surprise to me since i wasn't all that keen of island row...i mean i liked some songs, but i like this new stuff quite a bit more!! |
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i hated it at first but its quite nice, very different from island row |
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This is good news |
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hahaha i can't believe people are getting hard-ons over |
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