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Kablammo! [Deluxe Edition] [2 CD] [Digipak] by Ash (CD, 2015)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

ProducerClaudius Mittendorfer; Ash

Record LabelEarmusic

UPC4029759103967

eBay Product ID (ePID)4050156936

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2015

GenreRock

Run Time53 Mins 7 Seconds

ArtistAsh

Release TitleKablammo! [Deluxe Edition] [2 CD] [Digipak]

Additional Product Features

DistributionE1 Entertainment

Number of Discs2

ReviewsAlternative Press - "KABLAMMO! is exuberant and energetic, from two-minute power-pop blasts to the yelping, All American Rejects-like 'Hedonism' and the standout 'Go! Fight! Win!'..."

EngineerClaudius Mittendorfer; Martin Hollis

Additional informationPersonnel: Tim Wheeler (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards); Rick McMurray (drums, percussion). Audio Mixer: Claudius Mittendorfer. Recording information: Atomic Heart Studios, New York, NY. Illustrator: Pedro Inoue. Photographer: Alex Lake. When they first arrived in 1994, Ash's energy couldn't be denied. They sounded like the teenagers they were, something that gave their records considerable kick, but such enthusiasm was bound to wane as they grew older. Certainly, Kablammo! -- a record that arrives 21 years after Trailer -- has a different feel than the band's mid-'90s work even though Ash stay true to their enduring love of punk-pop and classic guitar pop, a decision that can't help but focus attention on how they've turned into expert craftsmen. It's not just that they're fine songwriters, either. Kablammo! is nicely paced, bursting out of the gates with big hooks and thunder beats, finding space to breathe with an instrumental called "Evel Knievel" (a neo-surf number that keeps the '90s nostalgia humming by seeming tailor-made for the Pulp Fiction soundtrack), then ending with a pair of bittersweet elegies. It's a record that moves briskly and knows how to entertain, testament to the fact that Ash have moved from spunky carriers of the flame to a well-seasoned old guard. What they lack in adolescent kick they more than compensate with savvy, smarts, and muscle, sounding like passionate survivors who are happy to fight for what they love in an era that takes such spirit for granted. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo