Tiny Dynamine/Echoes in a Shallow Bay

Tiny Dynamine/Echoes in a Shallow BayWith a history of releasing singles between albums, the two EPs of Tiny Dynamine and Echoes In A Shallow Bay were originally released two weeks apart back in November 1985. Seen as companion pieces, they both acted as a precursor to their fourth studio album, Victorialand. 30 years later, theyre now being married together on to one piece of vinyl, completed with reformatted artwork.

Pitchfork in their glowing review called it a “Gorgeous train wreck” that “Lives up to its blunt title (with) Matt Berninger’s self-effacing barbs matched by the band’s equally potent hooks

"For as long as I've made music I've also poured myself into the songs

Virtually everything they touched was groundbreaking and revelatory

dreamlike logic

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Recorded as a duo

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old friends and old enemies

entirely on analog) is rooted in a philosophy close to the band’s heart: cyberfeminism

In interviews in the 1980s

Is it relevant

Efterklang have arrived at their most immediate and focused album to date