The results sound just as good today as they did when they were first released
reviewed by the mgmnt 12/2013
Falsetto chants lead the way for off kilter rhythms and all manner of funky synth squiggles and punchy drum programming
" (here in both standard and disco versions) with its super infectious
Kon has created an impressive set of funk-laced grooves that straddle the line between boogie
Beirut: No, No, No (Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP turntables with built-in preamp The results sound just asFourth studio album from Santa Fe's Beirut. No, No, No was recorded in 2015 following something of a musical crisis for the band's founder, Zach Condon. He'd gone through divorce and been hospitalized for exhaustion from extensive touring, but found redemption in new romance. The music is fun and light, some of the most accessible pop songs that Beirut has put out. Condon has stripped back the band's sound and the songs are brief, but No, No, No