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01. APPAREIL - Glory
02. APPAREIL - Nightvision
03. APPAREIL - Passion Play
04. APPAREIL - Werewolf Moon
05. APPAREIL - I Will Betray You
06. APPAREIL - Judas Kiss
07. APPAREIL - Charisma Tears
08. APPAREIL - Wintertime
09. APPAREIL - Dancer
10. APPAREIL - Action
11. APPAREIL - Congo
12. APPAREIL - Zaïre
13. APPAREIL - Christmas Theme
ARTIST
TITLE
Judas Kiss
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
HIT 011CD HIT 011CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/8/2005

"From the Swedish cellars arises a new star on the electropop heaven: Appareil. When their first single 'Nightvision' was released two years ago it was instantly a hit on the alternative dancefloors of Sweden. Since then Appareil has been touring a lot and played live on various electroclubs in Stockholm and in other Swedish cities. Appareil has also played at Lectrolab's Festival at the Spitz in London and in clubs in Tallinn, Estonia. Now its time for the rest of the world to share Appareil's vision of suburban desperation where traditional Swedish wooden furniture meets the ecstasy of electronic beat. Even in their most dance-friendly songs there's a certain melancholic streak which maybe can be described as typical Swedish. Music to be played at night in a car running through a dark forest in late autumn when leaves cover the road. The band Appareil from Stockholm are Henrik Hannebo, Johan Hinders, Martin Kraepelienand Erika Johansson. Appareil was created in April 2002, but has its roots in the predecessor Apparat. In the beginning Appareil was a duo, but in December 2002, Martin joined the band, and in September 2004 Erika joined, so the band is now a quartet. In late autumn 2003, Appareil released their first single -- 'Nightvision.' In 2005 the first album finally appears internationally -- Judas Kiss. Swedish music magazine Groove says about Appareil: 'You can definitely dance to Appareil's music. The song 'Nightvision' bears echoes from the seventies and the eighties electroscene with bands such as Kraftwerk and Telex. And the happy and sparkling demo 'Dancer,' with its eurotechno-fills can release anybody's constraints on the dancefloor.'"