Merge Records on Youtube. Official video for "Kaputt" by Destroyer, taken from the album Kaputt, out now on Merge Records.

Genre: Sophisti-Pop An album that’s as stunning for its straight-faced chutzpah as for its unrepentant, obsessively well-coiffed lushness.

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Kaputt is the ninth album by Canadian band Destroyer. It was released on January 25, 2011 by Merge Records and Dead Oceans Records. The album was leaked towards the end of 2010. The album was named as a shortlisted (one of 10) nominee for the 2011 Polaris Music Prize award.

The photo on the cover of Destroyer’s 2011 album Kaputt was taken by Ted Bois. It features Dan Bejar seated on the stone railing at the highest point of Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver, British Columbia. The perspective is facing north towards the mountains that dwarf the city. The front image is at the fountain atop QE Park, steps from where the Kaputt cover photo was taken. The back sleeve image was taken under the nearby Cambie bridge, on the south side of False Creek. Kaputt Album Cover" Track Info. Release Date January 25, 2011.

Every era has a sound. When considering this, it can be easy to forget that the sound developed as a way to express something. Music heard as kitsch years later was once put forth with complete sincerity. I mention this in connection with Kaputt, the new record from Dan Bejar's Destroyer, because the first thing that strikes you about the album is its unusual sound, one for which we've all developed a cluster of associations.

Дата релиза 25 Январь 2011. Лейблы Merge Records. Музыкальный стильIndie Rock. Владельцы этого альбома0.

Album · 2011 · 9 Songs. Kaputt turns the sloppy proclamations of his earlier albums on their head, opting for streamlined yacht-club funk in the vein of Steely Dan and '80s Roxy Music. Though the music is soft and leisurely, Bejar’s lyrics remain serrated: Hey, mystic prince of the purlieu at night/I heard your record, it’s alright, he sings on Savage Night at the Opera, half-whispering with witty contempt.