This, their first album for Domino was released in 2004. It's tasteful, creamy and full of unexpected little twists, yet in a very understated and elegant way. Complex and elaborate in an uber cool, effortlessly laid back fashion.
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Expired.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
To Rococo Rot - Hotel Morgen
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