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Liechtenstein
Survival Strategies in a Modern World Fraction Discs

Article written by Paul M - May 11, 2009

Liechtenstein

What a little treat this is. A mini album by a trio of young Swedes, it feels like a tribute to many of the best female bands of the 80s during its all too brief twenty three minutes. The bands have two distinct sounds. On some such as opener All at Once the military style percussion, menacing rhythms and accented vocals recall those magnificent post punkers the Mo-dettes and Kleenex. And then in an instant they swing from the dark to the light with the bouncy C86 jangle pop of Postcard with the harmonies and scuzzy rhythms to the fore, evoking the bubbly, girly charms of Talulah Gosh and the Flatmates. A great way to start the week!

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