Crystal Castles

1 more product image	By Crystal Castles Last Gang Records, 2008, LP Record Customer Rating: 15 reviews Recommend This product is currently not available and cannot be purchased. It means that we have no merchant offers for this product at the moment or it was discontinued by the manufacturer.

Last Gang Records, 2008, LP Record

This product is currently not available and cannot be purchased.
It means that we have no merchant offers for this product at the moment or it was discontinued by the manufacturer.

Tracks Information

Untrust Us
Alice Practice
Crimewave
Magic Spells
Xxzxcuzx Me
Air War
Courtship Dating
Good Time
1991
Vanished
Knights
Love and Caring
Through the Hosiery
Reckless
Black Panther
Tell Me What to Swallow

Product Details

Title: Crystal Castles
Sales Rank: 57609 in Music
Artist: Crystal Castles
Label: Last Gang Records, 2008-06-03, LP Record, 1 Disc
Package Dimensions: 12.3 x 12 x 0.5 inches, 0.7 pounds

Customer Reviews

real artists don't rip off other artists: this band is evidence that kids will eat up anything; totally untalented, and they have to steal from others? Make your own music, make your own artwork or else quit- obviously a creative field isn't right for these chumps. More reviews

Brilliant, refreshing, and on the edge: I'll confess at a first listen I was a bit disappointed with this album. A few cool on line samples drove me to buy the album, but even on 2-3 listens I thought the ablum was more instrumental than vocal, and not very melodic. It was probably the 4th listen that I realized there ARE vocals, they're just either buried in the mix,… More reviews

Very nice!: Excellent album, not for everyone. Despite having a wide variety of style in their tracks, my boyfriend called it "The most irritating music he's ever heard". I personally find it very fun and fresh. If you can enjoy bass laden synth-y tracks often accompanied by very distorted vocals, give them a try. More reviews

schticky: This just seems like somebody capitalizing on the whole ironic Urban Outfitters 80's post glam thing. Certainly, dance music is repetitive by nature, but more can be done than this. I'm a sucker for atari-esque and 8bit tones, but I'm not falling for the leather jackets and neon colors motif. I guess it's kind of frightening when… More reviews

Are thet copy cats?: I read that they are copying other bands left and right. This may be true, but even if they weren't, they certainly copy themselves from track to track. That may be even worse. Yawn. More reviews