Fiction Of Her Dreams [Digipak] by Dial M For Murder! (CD, Aug-2009, Tapete) 
Fiction Of Her Dreams [Digipak] by Dial M For Murder! (CD, Aug-2009, Tapete)

 
Fiction Of Her Dreams [Digipak] by Dial M For Murder! (CD, Aug-2009, Tapete)

Artist: Dial M For Murder!
Release Date: Aug 2009
Format: CD
Record Label: Tapete
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 4047179319225
Product ID: EPID74723998
Description: Ten tracks, 29 minutes--more than enough to win you over to the sound of Sweden's Dial M for Murder! FICTION OF HER DREAMS is a one-two punch of a debut album that very clearly establishes the duo's sound. And what is that sound? Indie e...
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Track Listing
1. You Can't Have Me
2. Oh No!
3. There's Nothing Left to See
4. NYC (Now You Care)
5. Hell No
6. Do You Think So? I Don't
7. You Said
8. Fiction Of Her Dream
9. Mourning Comes The Morning After, The
10. Hello

Details
Playing Time:28 min.
Distributor:Forced Exposure Dist.
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Ten tracks, 29 minutes--more than enough to win you over to the sound of Sweden's Dial M for Murder! FICTION OF HER DREAMS is a one-two punch of a debut album that very clearly establishes the duo's sound. And what is that sound? Indie electro-pop with a strong goth vibe, somewhere between the poised assurance of France's faux-electro-crooners Poni Hoax and the lugubrious side of DEEP-era Peter Murphy. The music rests on agile basslines and basic electric guitar accompaniment, backed by a drum machine. The songs are short and catchy despite their flat melodies (all part of the act), and the near-nihilistic lyrics are sung in a dispirited voice. Everything fits, there's not a single tune, instrument, or bridge that doesn't belong, and it's a lot catchier than it may seem at first. Highlights include "Oh No!", "Do You Think So? I Don't," and "The Mourning Comes the Morning After," the title of which sums up the mood of the album pretty well.

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