9 thoughts on “ Dramatikk - The Ruby Suns - Christopher (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Christopher by The Ruby Suns There’s a sense of liberation in Christopher, the fourth and latest release from The Ruby Suns. It’s a break up album, dealing with unresolved feelings and regrets against a free-wheeling, optimistic aural backdrop.

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2. The Ruby Suns' founder and only consistent member, Ryan McPhun has seemed to use his band's kaleidoscopic pop platform as a sounding board for his life experiences. Early albums centered on themes of travel and discovery, filtering international rhythms through woolly effects-heavy indie and rushing through the doors of sample-pop that Animal Collective opened in the mids.

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3. Feb 06,  · Artist: The Ruby Suns Album: Christopher Released: Style: Indie Pop Format: MP3 Kbps / FLAC Size: 96 Mb. Tracklist: 01 – Desert of Pop 02 – In Real Life 03 – Dramatikk 04 – Kingfisher Call Me 05 – Rush 06 – Jump In 07 – Boy 08 – Starlight 09 – Futon Fortress 10 – Heart Attack DOWNLOAD LINKS: RAPIDGATOR: DOWNLOAD.

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5. Christopher is the fourth full-length album released on 29 January by the New Zealand based band The Ruby Suns, and their third since signing to US label Sub Pop.

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6. Jan 28,  · We can never have too much good, heavy-hitting pop and The Ruby Suns have all the right tools and hooks to do the job. But Christopher comes across as so eager to please that parts of the album lack vim where it’s needed, despite the luxuriant polish that’s been spread across all 10 songs.

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7. The Ruby Suns discography and songs: Music profile for The Ruby Suns, formed Genres: Indie Pop, Neo-Psychedelia, Psychedelic Pop. Albums include Sea Lion, Fight Softly, and Christopher.

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8. Jan 29,  · Any remnants of the lower-fi bedroom-demo feel of The Ruby Suns' early works have been expunged by layers and layers of spaced-out goodness. "In Real Life" takes on a hard-hitting groove and a bass-enhanced flow that brings the chorus into focus. "Desert of Pop," like much of the album, tweaks between the '80s and the 21st century.

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9. Details Christopher. Travel through the desert of pop long enough and, no matter the odds, eventually you’ll find an oasis. And it just might be frozen. When the Ruby Suns’ main mover Ryan McPhun alighted in Oslo, Norway in the winter of , he’d knew he’d found an artistic haven.

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