Kitchen + The Plastic Spoons - Screams To God
Review by Wahyu Langit
Screams To God, the latest album by Kitchen + The Plastic Spoons, is a captivating and electrifying work of art. The Swedish band has been around since the late '70s, and their latest offering is a testament to their longevity and creativity.
The album opens with "Ice Cream To God," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its pulsating beat and frenzied vocals. From there, the album takes the listener on a journey through a variety of sounds and styles, from the haunting "Happy Funeral" to the upbeat and danceable "In Bars."
Kitchen + The Plastic Spoons have always been known for their unique sound, combining elements of punk, new wave, and synthpop. This album is no exception, with its use of electronic beats and synthesizers creating a futuristic and otherworldly atmosphere.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "Liberty," which features a catchy chorus and an infectious melody that will have listeners dancing along. Another highlight is "The Poet," a haunting and atmospheric track that showcases the band's ability to create mood and atmosphere with their music.
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Download
Filename: kitchen-the-plastic-spoons-screams-to-god.rar- MP3 size: 78.1 mb
- FLAC size: 654.5 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Ice Cream To God | ||
| Psch | ||
| The Poet | ||
| Happy Funeral | ||
| Filmen | ||
| Liberty | ||
| (-) | ||
| In Bars | ||
| Blätta | ||
| Pajazzo | ||
| Fantastic |
Video
Kitchen and the Plastic Spoons - HappyFuneral
Images
Catalog Numbers
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Compilation
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Adapted By | Kitchen & The Plastic Spoons (tracks: B5) |
| Bass | Jackie "Jack" Pazda |
| Design | Eloise Leigh |
| Drums | Mats "Back" Wigerdal |
| Guitar | Patrik Lindvall |
| Liner Notes | Jan Gradvall |
| Lyrics By | Nils Ferlin (tracks: B5) |
| Photography By | Mats Wigerdal |
| Producer | Janis Bokalders (tracks: A1 to A6), Johan Vävare (tracks: A1 to A6, B3) |
| Recorded By | Janis Bokalders (tracks: B2, B4, B5) |
| Remastered By | George Horn |
| Synthesizer | Helena Lönnqvist, Iggo Karlsson |
| Violin | Niklas Rundquist (tracks: B3) |
| Vocals | Anne Taivanen (tracks: A1 to A6, B2, B4, B5), Iodine Jupiter (tracks: B1, B3), Linda Motsieloa (tracks: B1, B3) |
Notes
- Tracks A1 to A4 Recorded at Soundtrack Studios in Stockholm, July 1980.
- Tracks A5 to A6 Recorded at Photone Studios in Stockholm, February 1981.
- Tracks B2, B4, B5 Recorded at Kitchen's rehearsal space, autumn 1980.
- Track B1 Recorded at Studio Humlan in late summer 1981.
- Track B3 Recorded at Decibel Studios, summer 1981.
- A1, A2 accidentally released on "Serve You!" 7" test pressing 1980
- A3, A4 originally released on "Serve You!" 7" 1980
- A5, A6 originally released on "Ice Cream To God" flex 7" 1981
- B2, B4 and B5 unreleased demo recordings, Autumn 1980.
- B1 originally released on Cosa Nostra (Stockholm New Wave) cassette, 1981.
- B3 originally released on "37 Minuter I Stockholms City" LP 1982.
- Instruments: Korg MS-20, Wasp, Yamaha CS-15, Roland SH-1000, Washburn bass guitar, Fender Mustang guitar
- Fibes drums, Piano.
- Includes a insert with liner notes.
About Kitchen + The Plastic Spoons
Swedish post-punk band that existed in the years 19801982. They later returned with a number of gigs during the 2000s.
Iggo was playing in a band called Psyco wich had a gig planned at Musikverket in Stockholm. Due to illness the gig was cacelled but Iggo wanted to take the opportunity to do something else. Jackie and Mats played at that time in Porno Pop and together with Jackies new girlfriend Anne they within two days wrote and rehearsed three songs that they performed under the name Gdansk. After two gigs the name was changed into Kitchen and the Plastic Spoons. At the same time Helena joined in playing synth.
After a few more concerts they were invited by the producer Johan Vävare to record a single in a studio he had access to. Four tracks were recorded but only two were put on the record - ¨Fantastic and ¨Happy Funural¨. In the beginning of 1981 Patrik Lindvall joined the band on guitar at the same time as the second single ¨Ice Cream to God ¨ was recorded and to be released that spring. Around summer later that year Anne quit to be replaced by Iodine Jupiter but a few month later Mats and Helena left and the band continued with different members and the name shorten into ¨Kitchen and is considered as a different band.
Kitchen And The Plastic Spoons formed at a basement rehearsal studio in Stockholm, Sweden during the spring of 1980. The band consisted of Anne Taivan (vocals), Helena Lönnqvist (synthesizer), Iggo Karlsson (synthesizer), Jackie Pazda (bass), and Mats Wigerdal (drums). After a few concerts, Kitchen booked some free studio time and recorded their first single Serve You! in two days. Six months later Patrik Lindvall (guitar) joined the group and the band recorded their second single Ice Cream To God in early 1981. Kitchens sound was getting darker and heavier and so was the mood in the band. Anne shortly left and was replaced by Iodine Jupiter on vocals. This new line up recorded a few songs for local compilations. The band broke up in November 1981 before recording their debut LP, but reunited for some gigs 2008-2010
Name Vars
- Kitchen
- Kitchen & Plastic Spoons
- Kitchen & The Plastic Spooon's
- Kitchen & The Plasticspoons
- Kitchen + The Plastic Spoons
- Kitchen And The Plastic Spoons
- Kitchen And The Plastic Spooons
Members
- Sara Wilson
- Iodine Jupiter
- Iggo Karlsson
- Anne Taivanen
- Helena Lönnqvist
- Mats Wigerdal
- Patrik Lindvall
- Jackie Pazda
Summary by Wahyu Langit
Comments
an epic masterpiece that changed the world for us to a deep and profound insight of the importance of tones in balance with plastic spoons in the vast space of a vibrating kitchen area that is what Benny Batting remember most.great times keep it up
