Soft Machine [Import]

~ Teddybears (Artist)

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Product Details

Audio CD (Feb 6 2008)
Original Release Date: Aug 22 2006
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Import
Label: Sony
ASIN: B000ICL3D8
Other Editions: Audio CD | LP Record
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1. Intro

2. Different Sound (Feat. Malte)

3. Cobrastyle (Feat. Mad Cobra)

4. Yours To Keep (Feat. Neneh Cherry)

5. Are You Feelin' It (Feat. Elephant Man)

6. Black Belt

7. Punkrocker (Feat. Iggy Pop)

8. Ahead Of My Time (Feat. Daddy Boastin')

9. Automatic Lover

10. Magic Kraut

11. Little Stereo (Feat. Daddy Boastin')

12. Riot Going On (Feat. Ebbot Lundberg)

13. Alma

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With Sweden's Teddybears, big-beat electro pop is alive and well. Of course, the insanely poppy vibe of "Cobrastyle," with dancehall kingpin Mad Cobra setting up the "my style is the bomb" chorus, is the band's most recognizable episode--boasting and hip-swiveling and carefree. And even though the tune appeared in 2004 on the After the Sunset soundtrack, it's vital mood lighting here--setting up the infectious, airy pop of "Yours to Keep," with Neneh Cherry on vocals, and Iggy Pop's chugging paean to fashion and poise, "Punkrocker." Oh, it rocks. Only in Sweden could you find an electro-pop band--helmed by a guitarist from garage rock champions the Caesars--inviting Mad Cobra, Cherry, Iggy, and Ebbot Lundberg (from Soundtrack of Our Lives) to consort across 13 tracks. Ear candy in spots, the album is perfect for heavy rotation, melodic and then more melodic. By the way, Iggy and Ebbot sound awesome--elevating the tunes with their distinctive rock yowls and drawing attention to a band that's been toiling away on the fringes for more than a decade. It bumps, it jiggles, and it swirls psych-like. --Andrew Bartlett