Working For A Nuclear Free City - Business & Ghosts (2007)

The beauty of "Working For A Nuclear Free City", their last album, with its ability to visit a myriad of sounds while still remaining cohesive and controlled "Business & Ghosts" comes now as a refreshing split into the “official” album "Businessmen", and a collection of B-sides, outtakes, and various other tracks that didn’t quite make the cut over the years in "Ghosts".
"Businessmen" is an album of diversity. "Ghosts", on the other hand, is purely electronic and ambient. Here dwell tracks that are perhaps more unfocused than those in "Businessmen", but if you’ve enjoyed the ride so far you won’t be exiting just yet. The band's best bass-driven dancefloor bangers and stately, textured landscapes are all here.
If you’ve liked Radiohead’s electronic sides, Explosions in the Sky’s more ambient work, or any sort of genre-bending such as electronic, instrumental, zouk, shoegaze, post-rock and alternative, get this album. Working For A Nuclear Free City is prepping for their storm, and it will be severe. So breath the air, and enjoy what’s coming. Too good to be lost...

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Nação XXI (24 Janeiro/2008)

iLiketrains - Twenty Five Sins
Fink - Blueberry Pancakes
The Do - The Bridge Is Broken
Shannon Wright - St. Pete
Twisted Charm - London Scene
You Say Party! We Say Die! - Monster
The Honeydrips - Trying Something New
Throw Me That Statue - Lolita
Grand National - Cut By The Brakes
Reverend & The Makers - Armchairs Detective
Young Love - Discotech
White Rabbits - While We Go Dancing
Fields - Charming The Flames
Working For A Nuclear Free City - Kingdom
Working For A Nuclear Free City - The Tree

Nação XXI (17 Janeiro/2008)

Thom Yorke - Cymbal Rush
Nina Nastasia feat. Jim White - I've Been Out Walking
Barcelona - Falling Out Of Trees
Art In Manilla - The Sweat Descends
Earlimart - Nevermind The Phonecalls
Windmill - Asthmatic
Sons & Daughters - The Nest
The Wombats - Kill The Director
The Draytones - Keep Loving Me
Mary Timony Band - New SOund
The Twilight Sad - And She Would Darken The Memory
She Wants Revenge - She Will Always Be A Broken Girl
The Pineapple Thief - What Have We Swon

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Radical Face - Ghost (2007)

In comparison to the project focused on muted indie pop called Electric President where this project continually reminds you of digital nature of the production, with its glitchy beats and cut-up instruments, Radical Face is where Ben Cooper (member of duo Electric President and Radical Face) indulges his more trad songwriting ambitions. So"Ghost" becomes a songwirter album, or rather, a song-writing album, with tracks carefully arranged interiors, chamber folk, pockep symphonies and passionate melodies. He Let the instruments tale a deep breath and created a breathing record, a lively, warm Ghost.

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Nação XXI (10 Janeiro/2008)

Witness - The Best Years Of Your Life
Bjork - I See Who You Are
Radical Face - Welcome Home, Son
Fink - Bluebery Pancakes
Promise & The Monster - Night Out
Patrick Watson - Luscious Life
You Say Party! We Say Die! - Dancefloor Destroyer
Die! Die! Die! - Sideways, Here We Come
Grand Ole Party - Gypsy King
The Raveonettes - Dead Sound
Dust Galaxy - Down
People Press Play - Always Wrong
Parov Stelar - Crushed Island
Apparat - Arcadia
Micro-Escopio - Weekends In NY

Nação XXI (03 Janeiro/2008)

Wisely - Through Any Window
Beirut - La Banlieu
Working For A Nuclear Free City - Kingdom
Burial - Archangel
Ghostland Observatory - Sad Sad City
Kenna - Better Wise Up
Grand National - Reason To Hide In
Rilo Kiley - Portions For Foxes
Fields - Skulls & Flesh
Hooverphonic - Gentle Storm
Tunng - Bullets
Taken By Trees - Julia
Tulsa - Shaker
PG. Lost - Kardusen
Kim Hiorthoy - I Thought We Could Eat Friends