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How It Ends (Digipak) (CD)

By: Devotchka (Artist)

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DISC 1 for How It Ends (Digipak) (CD) Album By Devotchka (Artist)
1   You Love Me
2   Enemy Guns, The
3   No One Is Watching
4   Twenty-Six Temptations
5   How It Ends
6   Charlotte Mittnacht (The Fabulous Destiny Of)
7   We're Leaving
8   Dearly Departed
9   Such A Lovely Thing
10   Too Tired
11   Viens Avec Moi
12   This Place Is Haunted
13   Lunnaya Pogonka
14   Reprise
 

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Review

Q (p.97) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he Balkan melancholia of Beirut and Gogol Bordello is not the only trick up the Denver-based four-piece's sleeve: elsewhere they harness the ambitious sweep of Arcade Fire."
Uncut (p.99) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he real ace in their pack is the voice of Nick Urata, a soaring operatic instrument heard to thrilling effect..."
CMJ (p.12) - "[A] work that swells with a haunting desperation and neoclassical grandeur."

Title Note

Devotchka: Nick Urata (vocals, guitar, bouzouki, piano, percussion, Theremin); Jeanie Schroder (vocals, tuba, vibraphone, bass instrument); Tom Hagerman (violin, accordion, piano, vibraphone, triangle); Shawn King (trumpet, piano, organ, vibraphone, glockenspiel, drums).

Additional personnel include: Sarah Thorpe (vocals); Nick Luca (guitar); Paul Niehaus (pedal steel guitar); Lindsay Emmett (violin); Craig Schumacher (harmonica, percussion).

Recording information: Wavelab Studio, Tuscon, Arizona.

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Called "Everything that music should be," by NPR's All Things Considered, DeVotchKa's third full length "How It Ends" showcases the Denver band's unique sound- a blend of Eastern European, Southwestern, and wholly otherworldly arrangements, which are impossible to define in time or space. Produced by Craig Shumacher, (Calexico, Giant Sand, Evan Dando) "How It Ends" is filled with mournful ballads and aggressive instrumentals-- built with violin, upright bass, guitar, trumpets, piano, theremin and odd percussion. DeVotchKa and their unique sound have drawn comparisons to like-minded peers Calexico, 16 Horsepower, and Bright Eyes. With sold out theatres across America, the band may no longer be the underground's best kept secret. Standard Jewel Case.

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