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Pram, The Museum of Imaginary Animals

Audio CD

Disk ID: 884410

Disk length: 45m 1s (10 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. The owl service 4:13
2. Bewitched 4:24
3. Mother of pearl 5:09
4. Narwhal 4:04
5. A history of ice 4:02
6. The mermaids' hotel 4:01
7. A million bubbles burst 5:37
8. Cat's cradle 4:30
9. Picture box 1:28
10. Play of the waves 7:26

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Review

Museum of Imaginary Animals finds Pram in their ninth year of playing music from the other side of the cracked looking glass. And, as always, this Birmingham-based sextet's sound is as hauntingly ageless as this album's title would suggest. A pagan take on the quiet experimentation peddled by fellow U.K. pioneers Broadcast, Pram display an encyclopedic knowledge of the deepest recesses of the musical avant-garde. "The Owl Service" is daubed with the squall of a free-jazz saxophonist; "A Million Bubbles Burst" is kept buoyant by the hiss of a primitive beat box; and "The Mermaid's Hotel," a half-heard snippet from Radio Narnia's playlist, is a lullaby of whirling theremin and gently eddying dub bass. This unique, otherworldly atmosphere is undoubtedly Pram's greatest triumph. Paradoxically, it's also their most crippling weakness, as they often border on impenetrability. The mysterious witchery of Museum of Imaginary Animals should prove an ever-challenging proposition. --Louis Pattison

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