Yellow Balloon - The Yellow Balloon - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2020 , the 14th studio album from the Swiss electronic duo. Point is compared to the classic Yello sound of records like Stella, One Second and Flag and Inchtwists it into something ultra-modern.Inch It is Inchpart spy film, part Dali-painting, part strobe lit dance floor, part 4D car chase and part deep space torch song. It's Yello, absolutely on point.Inch

Danny Tenaglia's new EP on Nervous Records features 'Tonight' and 'Out From Obscurity' and a remix of his prior Nervous Records 'Move That Body.' With 'Tonight,' Danny kicks things off with the title track - treating us to both 'No Beats Intro' and 'Beats Intro' versions. And in doing so - manages to deliver, hands-down, one of the most tantalizing and majestically rousing opening gambits we've heard in some time. And when 'Tonight' finally bursts it's aural banks, circa 1 minute 30 seconds - with the most seamless of transitions, we suddenly find ourselves surfing a decadent wave of hazy Rhodes, staccato bass and mesmeric vocal work - ebbing and flowing right up to it's opulent and wonderfully soporific conclusion.Next up we have DT's re-rub of George Vidal's 'Out From Obscurity'; a veritable pressure-cooker of a track, that spins and weaves a sense of poise, tension and drama which escalates stealthily throughout. A stripped-back, rolling synth-driven', made-to-measure song for the 2024 club floor. Finally - closing this souped-up invigorator of a - we have ANTRANIG's remix of Danny and Cevin Fisher's 'Move That Body'... a fully tribalized, menagerie-wrapped groove; which wears the sweat, the writhe and all that heat - very much on it's visceral, live-and-direct sleeve.'racklisting A1. Danny Tenaglia - Tonight (w/ Beats Intro)A2. Danny Tenaglia - Tonight (w/ No Beats Intro)B1. George Vidal - Out From Obscurity (Danny Tenaglia Remix)B2. Danny Tenaglia & Cevin Fisher - Move That Body (Antranig Remix) Album Tracks 1. Tonight (Beats Intro) 2. Tonight (No Beats Intro) 3. Out from Obscurity 4. Move That Body (Antranig Remix)

Pidgeon's only album, 1969's self-titled InchPidgeonInch, would be even more obscure than it is, were it not for the presence of Jobriath (here credited as Jobriath Salisbury) as principal singer, co-songwriter, keyboardist, and guitarist. In mid-1968, he hooked up with Pidgeon, whose material was co-written by Jobriath and lyricist Richard T. Marshall. The album is produced by Stan Farber. Pidgeon contains elements of California sunshine pop, the harmonies of the Mamas & the Papas, the baroque pop of the Left Banke, and a little heavier psychedelia à la Jefferson Airplane. Album Tracks 1. Of the Time When I Was Young 2. Milk and Honey 3. When She Arrives 4. Dark Bird 5. Irene 6. The Wind Blows Cold 7. Penny's Magic Bell 8. The Main Line 9. Springtime Girl 10. The Dancer 11. House on a Hill Among Trees