☭ marselip0910 叶俊华™

2009
Genre : Electronica,Pop,Electroclash,New-Wave
http://www.myspace.com/client

Client are a futurist British musical group from London, England. They are most popular in Germany where they have had most commercial success. They combine Scandinavian airline hostess uniforms with glamour-girl aesthetics and harsh electronics to create a sound reminiscent of early forays into electronic sound manipulation and New Wave. Their uniforms have become their trademark.

United Kingdom

Band Members
Kate Holmes (Client A)
Sarah Blackwood (Client B)
Charlotte Hatherley (Client C)


CD1
01. Petrol
02. Can You Feel?
03. Dont Run Away
04. Make Me Believe In You
05. Lullaby
06. Ghosts
07. Satisfaction
08. Son Of A Gun
09. Blackheart
10. In My Mind (Half Life)

CD 2
01. Can You Feel? (Jori Hulkkonen Remix)

Can You Feel? (Jori Hulkkonen Remix) - Client

02. Soldier
03. Petrol (Remix by Auto-Auto)
04. Can You Feel? (Kindle Remix)
05. Can You Feel? (Beijing Remix by Liman)

The Queens of Electronic Cool are back! The stylish ladies with their skilful hands for electronic music are plunging us headlong into an addictive maelstrom of groovy Minimal Disco, mingled with the coolness of New Wave and an unerring Pop sensibility. Compared to the big scale cinemascope-sound of "Heartland", Client have returned to their very essence: "Command" is a raw and straightforward production dominated by analog synthesizers and Minimal Electro arrangements with full, club-friendly beats. Following the credo that less very often equals more, the trio has conjured up a highly versatile album from these basic ingredients. Bare bone dance tracks such as "Believe In You" or "Satisfaction" breathe the foggy air of trendy clubs, the sinister "Dont Run" is a gripping little sonic angst scenario and songs like "Can You Feel" are perfect Pop tunes. No matter which musical realm the band enters the result is always stylish and catchy as hell. Alternating between girlish innocence and femme fatale, Client skilfully play their cards, knowing full well that their new album is raising the bar for Minimal Disco, New Wave and Alternative Pop.