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01. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Drops
02. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Work
03. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Maschine
04. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Jacknot
05. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Lucky Hands
06. THOMAS BRINKMANN - The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get
07. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Margins
08. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Thirty2
09. THOMAS BRINKMANN - B-Day
10. THOMAS BRINKMANN - C Black R
11. THOMAS BRINKMANN - R 8 Gordini
12. THOMAS BRINKMANN - Charleston
ARTIST
TITLE
Lucky Hands
FORMAT
CD

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CATALOG #
MAXE 009CD MAXE 009CD
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RELEASE DATE
11/8/2005

Germany's legendary label-owner, remixer and experimentalist Thomas Brinkmann returns with his lucky number 13 -- another full-length release of unmatchable, patented isolationist dub-inspired techno. Lucky Hands is the culmination of action, will, coincidence and two lucky hands. With its easily charming appeal and intellectually-accessible funkiness, this release is both frivolous and heavy, and one of the best semi-pop productions of the nearest past. "Maschine" is a very diverse clash of light and murk that summons both Kraftwerk and Rammstein, sliding from straight dance to melodic vocal dub, then marching into the dark German woods. But sometimes even Mr. Morrissey can be heavier, as in "The More You Ignore Me, The Closer I Get," the Smiths tune here augmented and darkened by lovely vocals from Tusia Beridze (aka TBA). Even "Lucky Hands" stumbles upon Talking Heads skronky angularity better than the band itself. The album finishes with a stunning contribution from Marco Palmieri, who combined some of the drums taken from "isch/ROW" with the optimistic and timeless sounds from '20s swing and gypsy jazz musician Django Reinhard. Truly, it is not only luck, but experience and talent that make things happen for Mr. Brinkmann.