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7.3 Listal rating

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Manufacturer : Sub Pop
Release date : 11 July 2006
EAN : 0098787071726
UPC : 098787071726
Album (3), Dance (3), 2006 (3), Brazilian (2), Sub Pop (2), Bought 2007 (2), Indie (2), Electro Rock (1), Rock (1), Electro (1)

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Album DescriptionFrom Brazil, CSS is the first South American band Sub Pop has foisted upon the global marketplace. The title is Portuguese for "Tired Of Being Sexy" and the sound is a thick, pulsating thing full of haphazard synths and a come-on of call and response that tears down any attempt at posturing. It's equal parts rock mantra ... (more)


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4 votes
Pra tocar fogo no 'putero'! (25 items) by Leonardo Knox

Published 7 months, 3 weeks ago

3 comments

2 votes
Best Albums of 2006 (50 items) by NME

Last updated 2 years, 10 months ago

2 votes
Favourite Albums of 2006 (53 items) by El Paulo

Last updated 2 years, 11 months ago

indieindie (125 items) by angelina

Published 1 year, 2 months ago

NME Top 10 Albums 2006 (10 items) by GemLil

Last updated 1 year, 7 months ago

2 comments


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Posted : 2 years, 3 months ago at Jul 29 6:36
With practised petulance, largely English lyrics delivered in an affected Brooklyn-brat accent, and a dash of e-clash rehash (“Meeting Paris Hilton”), this Sao Paulo sextet, Sub Pop’s first Brazilian signing, speak the musical language of shabby-chic art-school hipsters worldwide. There’s some gold in there, though—dig the kick-off anthem “CSS Suxxx,” the electro-snotcore attack “Artbitch” and sweet, reggae-fied pop of “Alcohol.” And then there’s “Let’s Make Love and Listen to Death From Above,” a dizzy mystery-disco joint that’s just too damn catchy (and sexy too, something the album title says these five ladies and one dude are tired of being).

Rating : 7/10