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Climber by Climber
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fave it Progressive Rock | Pop Crossover
6 tracks | 22 minutes
Released Jan 2004
on Sparklet Records
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Electro Pop - Organic orchestration (analog piano, organ, keyboards, guitars and live drums) heavily seasoned with electronic elements (drum machines, chaos pads, etc.).
Bio / Background
Willamette Week
“The magic of Climber's music, and the reason these guys deserve to be in the upper echelon of the Portland music world, is that they've found a way to create songs based in sadness that resonate with such life-affirming energy that they rarely leave a listener pondering the dark side of life,”
Portland Mercury
“Combining the ambient explorations of Brian Eno and the more melodic elements of post-OK Computer Radiohead, hometown electro-heroes, Climber, make Music for Upscale Boutiques...Climber's smooth, futuristic electronic creations have more pop-resonance than most of their knob-twiddling contemporaries, making them the ideal band to passively appreciate.”
The Portland Tribune
“There are electronic elements, but the primary goal is more about mood than big beats and dancing. The tunes are alluring, fragile and never head-scratchingly obtuse...
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