Minuit - Album Review: The 88
30 Nov -0001 // A review by Shade
Electronic breakbeat three-piece
Minuit (Pronounced min-wee) are receiving some stunning live reviews - and I expect there will be similar reviews for their debut album
The 88.
I've listened to this album twice, and already I feel inclined to write something about it - this album is nothing short of funky, stylish and the music is designed to make you move.
Ruth's voice entrances you - it is truly unique but yet very New Zealand. Her voice set against the music is the perfect combination. She has been compared to Bjork but I feel she is so much more better than that.
If you love New Zealand electronica with something different - I suggest you buy
The 88 - you won't be disappointed.
About Minuit
Minuit has a heart. And it beats loud. Real loud.
Having toured their synths and samplers from Hanoi to Helsinki on the live circuit for over a decade, this trio have crafted their own energetic sound – and it's refreshingly different.
Out front, the enigmatic Ruth Carr mixes sinister with salvation in a jubilant cascade of lyrics, while bandmates Ryan Beehre and Paul Dodge forge their rib-rattling, hip-shaking beats around her.
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