The art school has always been a fertile source for innovative pop groups and Django Django is also in line with that illustrious list predecessors (including Pink Floyd, Roxy Music and Talking Heads). For Django Django is the Visual presentation at least as important as their songs. During concerts are alienating and colorful images projected that fit their music. Django Django sounds spherical, psychedelic and if the sum of fifty years of creative pop music. They borrow the harmonic backing vocals by The Beach Boys, the jerky rhythms of Hot Chip and the sound effects of a soundtrack for a sf movie. The Quartet does not play hide and seek with these influences, because in the booklet is a comprehensive list of sources of inspiration thanks. The great thing is that Django Django throws so many influences in the mix, that it is pretty original. Towards the end, the songs are a little less, but on the whole line is this cd still a promising debut.

I just got this and the download code downloaded Unisexdreamsalon by Steven Severin (though the page showed it was the download page for Django Django), anyone else have this problem?

Did anyone else notice at the end of 'B3 Hand Of Man' in the left channel some GSM/cellular noise on the vinyl?