Tracklist
Thin Ice | 8:24 | ||
Hateful | 9:37 | ||
On The Job | 10:50 | ||
Take Me Baby | 3:58 | ||
Bremen Cowboy | 7:51 | ||
Add This Song | 11:35 |
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- [email protected]*Booking [Germany, Switzerland & Austria]
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- Linda LoeskowDesign
- Linda LoeskowDesign
- Great Stuff ManagementManagement
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![]() | 24/7 CD, Album, Digipak | Kompakt – KOMPAKT CD 73, Kompakt – KOMPAKT CD73 | Germany | 2009 | Germany — 2009 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | 24/7 2×12", Album; CD, Album | Kompakt – KOM 197 | Germany | 2009 | Germany — 2009 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | 24/7 6×File, MP3, Album, 320 kbps | Kompakt – none | Worldwide | 2009 | Worldwide — 2009 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | 24/7 CD, Album | Kompakt – KOMPAKT CD 73, Kompakt – KOMPAKT CD73, Algorythmik Records – ALG041 | Russia | 2009 | Russia — 2009 | New Submission | |||
![]() | 24/7 CD, Album | Kompakt – KOMPAKT CD73, Kompakt – KOMPAKT CD 73 | Germany | 2009 | Germany — 2009 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | 24/7 CD, Album | Smekkleysa – SM156CD | Iceland | 2009 | Iceland — 2009 | New Submission | |||
![]() | 24/7 CD, Album, Unofficial Release | Kompakt (2) – KOMPAKT CD 73, Kompakt (2) – KOMPAKT CD73 | Russia | 2009 | Russia — 2009 | New Submission | |||
24/7 CD, Album | Kompakt – OTLCD-1267, Octave Lab – OTLCD-1267 | Japan | 2009 | Japan — 2009 | New Submission | ||||
![]() | 24/7 6×File, ALAC, Album, 16bit, 44.1kHz | Kompakt – none | Worldwide | 2009 | Worldwide — 2009 | New Submission | |||
![]() | 24/7 6×File, FLAC, Album, 16bit, 44.1kHz | Kompakt – none | Worldwide | 2009 | Worldwide — 2009 | New Submission | |||
![]() | 24/7 CD, Album, Reissue, Digipak | No Paper Records – R47 | Poland | 2014 | Poland — 2014 | New Submission | |||
![]() | 24/7 2×12", Album, Reissue | Kompakt – KOM 197 | Germany | Germany | New Submission |
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referencing 24/7 (2×12", Album, CD, Album) KOM 197
has been restocked on kompakt.fm but instead with DL code and no CDreferencing 24/7 (CD, Album, Digipak) KOMPAKT CD 73
Gus Gus moves to the Kompakt camp with their latest, 24/7, but if anything, it almost feels like a return to their earliest album, POLYESTERDAY. The extended grooves are back (this time with more minimal techno than trip-hop), but this won't come as a surprise to those who follow Gus Gus' remixing efforts. Indeed, they're much darker here than on any of their earlier efforts: "Hateful" is a deep, funky war song, while "Thin Ice" exhorts people to dance rather dangerously. Daníel Ágúst makes a welcome return as the main vocalist, as well. The extended grooves are a bit too extended, however, seeming to peter out in acid lines and dub effects around the halfway mark. Jimi Tenor's "Take Me Baby" gets a much shorter workout here, but if you consider how it segues into "Bremen Cowboy," it's almost another long track by itself. "Add This Song" continues this tradition: good, but perhaps overly long...referencing 24/7 (CD, Album, Digipak) KOMPAKT CD 73
i've the version with label sm156cd, bought in Iceland.referencing 24/7 (CD, Album, Digipak) KOMPAKT CD 73
I have to disagree with the gushing praise from the previous reviewer. Impressive, stunning, edgy, brilliant, amazing? This album feels like an excuse for Kompakt to release a bunch of minimal from its artists; just look at the three remix singles. Gus Gus is always unique, I will give them that, but this trendy minimal/tech house sound does not suit them. All that dub delay in every track can't hide what is essentially mediocre dance music. What little "amazing sound tricks" I hear are totally overshadowed by uninteresting synth sounds and song structures.
Gus Gs vs. T-World was actually a great foray into the techno world - very believable, engaging and creative - but 24/7 completely lacks that impact. I suppose if you like minimal, especially with vocals, you'll like this, but I have to have more meat in my dance music.- Edited 7 years ago
referencing 24/7 (CD, Album, Digipak) KOMPAKT CD 73
Since they turned towards ear-splitting dance music with "Attention" in 2001, Gus Gus seem to feel quite comfortable in their own, real cool world. Both successors to "Attention" - "Forever" (2007) and the latest effort called "24/7" are no less different; this is edgy dance music to squeeze the body its last drop of sweat. However, while the group's newly established dance-phase remains technically brilliant and appealing, there is very little to relate to in terms of listening. Some find it reasonably disappointing, that such a creative force, once delivering an eclectic masterpiece called "Polydistortion", are now slaves to their own self-indulgence, imprisoned in the dancefloor frame.
If only the songs were half as short, the effect would be way more impressive. This way, it more tires than fascinates - most of the album kicks off to great effect but halfway down, it becomes just tedious exercise.
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