Sinister: Re: sinister: the polyphonic spree

[John Hyllegaard]

The leader of tps is the former Tripping Daisy Tim DeLaughter. It's miles away from their planet, but this debut is anyway from a planet on it's own. The first 9 sections (the tracks is called section 1-10) is marvellous - beautiful popsongs... the last track is one of those tracks you would possibly delete forever, if your CD player had the option. It's 35+ minutes of keyboard sounds... like Metal Machine Music without metal (just my opinion). So my recommandation: Never let the monster out on random play... play it from the beggining stages and onwards: There's pure pop classics within.


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