Deranged Minds Unite

by The Search

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Immediate download of 12-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Back To The Playground 03:20	download
2.	Chimera 02:45	download
3.	The Dream Hall 03:41	download
4.	Strangers 02:43	download
5.	She Lives Near A Garden 02:50	download
6.	I Puncture The Sun 03:20	download
7.	The Woman Who Ate Sugar 02:11	download
8.	Mirages And Illusions 03:12	download
9.	Prisoner Of Sadness 03:05	download
10.	Foxes Of Kalahari 03:09	download
11.	The World's Loneliest Man 02:42	download
12.	Shadow 03:25	download

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If new-wave, the late 70's to early 80's genre of mostly synthesizer/guitar-driven music that was somewhere between pop-rock and goth, should make a return to popularity as it appears to be trying to do, The Search have certainly released a(nother) 12-song resource for how to do it right. Following the lead that bands like Interpol have taken, there are more bands today beginning to embrace the style that The Cure, The Chameleons, The Sound and even Joy Division originated. Technology has taken us far past the point at which these bands first started to digitally experiment, but on their 3rd studio album "Deranged Minds Unite", The Search have backed off today's available resources just enough to create something that sounds vintage new-wave. What is amazing is how authentic The Search sounds. The band takes what was cutting edge twenty years ago and somehow keeps it fresh, and without sounding silly. The music is lush and polished, while Razmigs' vocals are dark and lovely. "Deranged Minds Unite" sounds smooth and tuneful, with more hooks than a tackle box, and the production is excellent. Listen with an open mind, and you may just surprise yourself.

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released 01 January 2007

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In 1999, a group of teenagers found their musical paths crossing each other. Johan Zeitler, Jonathan Nilsson, Tina ... more Bergström, Tomas Svahn, Joakim Jacobsson and Razmig Tekeyan founded The Silverslut in Uppsala, Sweden. In 2003 The Silverslut changed their name into The Search and released their first full-length album, The Search in 2004 which was highly praised by the people who heard it. less