“Andreas Kleerup’s self titled debut album is nothing but flawless from start to end. Seriously there is nothing I can’t say about this album that is bad. It’s like a Hans Christian Andersen audio novel for Generation-Y”
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“His neoclassical melodies feel warm and full of blood, his keyboards weep where others bleep, and he puts so much skillful passion into female vocal showcasing that the tracks on his solo debut are consumed by a yearning for companionship that’s only shaken momentarily (on the resigned “On My Own Again,” which he sings). Still, “With Every Heartbeat,” featuring Robyn, remains a monument of devastation, while “Longing for Lullabies,” sung by Titiyo, sends a postcard from the ruins.”
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“There’s no doubting Kleerup’s talents and at 14 tracks and 55 minutes, this extended edition of Kleerup is the best single document of that talent that has so far been released - ultimately it’s a great electronica record, despite its familiarity, and almost up with Röyksopp’s Junior among the best electronica albums of 2009 so far.”
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