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Adem, Homesongs

Audio CD

Disk ID: 502935

Disk length: 44m 38s (10 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2004

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Statued 4:40
2. Ringing In My Ear 3:56
3. Gone Away 3:32
4. Cut 5:11
5. These Are Your Friends 6:35
6. Everything You Need 4:03
7. Long Drive Home 3:37
8. Pillow 5:04
9. One In A Million 3:25
10. There Will Always Be 4:29

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Review

By Adem Ilhan's own admission his former band, the critically lauded electronic trio Fridge, played instrumental music because "none of us could sing." On his solo debut, however, the bespectacled and bearded English songwriter loses his last name and finds his voice. While his former partner Keiran Hebden keeps pushing the band's woozy instrumental agenda forward as Four Tet, Adem offers up a set of serene, stripped-down folk songs. Yes, his whispery vocals are crude and his mastery of baroque instruments a bit shaky, but it hardly matters as he invests so much emotion and eloquence into songs like "There Will Always Be" and jubilant "These Are Your Friends." It's about time someone provided the missing link between Bjork and Badly Drawn Boy. -- Aidin VaziriAn amazingly beautiful record from ADEM, known best for his work with KIEREN HEBDEN (FOUR TET) in FRIDGE. His debut solo affair declares Adem's direction towards full-on singing, something he did not start doing until 2002. His crackling sincerity pours through with veteran-like dynamics, crawling over bluesy folk arrangements with a nod to pop structures, experimentation, & drenched souls begging to see the sun.

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