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Centrozoon
Never Trust the Way You Are
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Like A 1000 Stars
2. Bigger Space
3. Ten Versions Of America
4. Carpet Demon
5. Not You
6. Make Me Forget
7. Little Boy Smile
8. Song Unsung
9. Pop Killer
10. Skylight
11. The Scent Of Crash And Burn
12. Mother's Call
13. To The Other

Featuring Tim Bowness on vocals, Markus Reuter on guitar & Bernhard Wostheninrichon on synthesizers and percussives. Features 13 tracks and comes in a clear jewel case with a cardboard slipcase and an 8 page booklet. R... more »

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All Artists: Centrozoon
Title: Never Trust the Way You Are
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Resonancer
Release Date: 8/10/2005
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Style: Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 4006180143809, 4260060853015, 4260139120505

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Interesting . . . like No-Man with Beats!

It's Me, | Houston | 11/03/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"This is a fairly aggressive, beat-driven project from No-Man singer Tim Bowness with Crafty guitarist Markus Reuter (on Warr Guitar) and drum/synth programmer Bernhard Wosterinch. It's filled with rather cold musical landscapes that are enlivened significantly by Reuter's virtuosity and the sheer uniqueness of Bernhards's rhythms. For No-Man/Porcupine Tree fans, Tim Bowness's vocals are a welcome touchstone amidst this relatively experimental sound, and he does a lot to shape the material into fairly coherent songs. I find the lyrics to be more raw than usual, and even the talented Bowness isn't above an occasional misfire. [Cold and lonely, cold and lonely, except when you're hot and lonely from "Ten Versions of America" being the most egregious example.] Nonetheless, I find this a very entertaining listen. Fans of modern King Crimson and No-Man's "Wild Opera" period should really enjoy this album. King Crimson's Pat Mastellotto makes a guest appearance, mixing the sublime "Pop Killer" - perhaps the best track on the album.

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