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2005 was a more then just a 'good' year for the mastermind of etage noir recordings, the young austrian electronic musician parov stelar: not only was he part of several big compilations ('hotel costes 8', 'man ray 4' or 'stress free', to name a few), he also released his second longplayer 'seven & storm', an album which conquered the electronic music charts by storm and was highly acclaimed by critics all over the globe, and deservedly so!
now, at the very beginning of... Read more
2005 was a more then just a 'good' year for the mastermind of etage noir recordings, the young austrian electronic musician parov stelar: not only was he part of several big compilations ('hotel costes 8', 'man ray 4' or 'stress free', to name a few), he also released his second longplayer 'seven & storm', an album which conquered the electronic music charts by storm and was highly acclaimed by critics all over the globe, and deservedly so!
now, at the very beginning of 2006 i'm proud to offer you austria's most successful new musical export with his most recent and long awaited project: parov stelar & the wolf myer orchestra live on stage performing the compositions of parov stelar! with tracks like the bigselling 'kisskiss', 'wanna get' or the latest vinyl release 'spygame' the band offers music which captivates the audience from beginning to end - the listener becomes a part of the story every forthcoming song is telling, emotional stories about movement, challenge, the future and the past, exhaustionÂ… in the charismatic musicians performance the spirit of jazz is alive and kicking and, enriched with elements of both groove and house, becomes a powerful and fresh melange uncaring about any conventions.
i dare say that a promising and successful future lies before parov stelar & the wolf myer orchestra. every time these guys enter the stage they provide the attentive listener with a musical experience they won't easily forget - and are, therefore, not to be missed.
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