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...some New Wave synthesizer, and a femme fetale vocalist meet in Narda's latest installment, Discotillion.
Or, it can be a rendezvous, featuring Franz Ferdinand and The Cardigans. Hitching in the band-wagon: the Chemical Brothers. Out of nowhere.
Narda grows up; unbuttons their days sporting the coat-and-tie Beatles sound, and now their party has come to life - after a hard day's night...
Discotillion is composed of 11 power cuts that emulate out-of-this-era sounds such as synthesizers, megaphones, and more. It's a fusion of modern disco and postmodern themes that makes this album a success. For me, this is the sound that best fits narda - ala-Garbage but original in its own right with the engaging lyrics and disco samples. The album includes "Molotov," which captures Discotillion's dominant impression - an amalagam of New Wave, Garage Rock, and more disco.
Discotillion's album cover captures the edgy sound. The album cover is a mixture of black and blue-pink neons and the Bauhaus font face - a fashion trend going on today that no one has ever attempted to inject the disco scene with. Plus, for sticker happy people, this album is for you!
This is Narda's break out album. Go buy it now. And don't pirate. 
