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Otto: Over The Top Orchester - VINYL LP

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Otto: Over The Top Orchester - VINYL LPTitle: Over The Top Orchester Artist: Otto Label: Bureau B Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 4015698604603 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 11 08 Number of Discs: 1 LP version. A living room somewhere in southern Germany. Embroidery graces the walls, a veneer side table with little chrome feet stands in front of a beige velour sofa, a minibar awaits. Pride of place goes to the electric organ which majestically occupies the center of the room, flanked by two

Title: Over The Top Orchester
Artist: Otto
Label: Bureau B
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 4015698604603
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-11-08
Number of Discs: 1

LP version. A living room somewhere in southern Germany. Embroidery graces the walls, a veneer side table with little chrome feet stands in front of a beige velour sofa, a minibar awaits. Pride of place goes to the electric organ which majestically occupies the center of the room, flanked by two oversized loudspeakers. Welcome to the world of Otto. The duo comprising Alexander Arpeggio and Cid Hohner released their debut 12"-single - Greatest Hits - on the Dutch label Charlois in 2016. It sounded fresh, with abundant references to old school electronic organ music. The recordings were made in Cid Hohner's home studio with the aid of various dusty electronic keyboard instruments, the most important of which was a home organ from the early 1980s - with integrated auto bass and rhythm patterns, of course. In 2017, Otto finally dragged their organs on stage to unleash their live set. A second disc (self-released) soon followed. The cover image of a German allotment garden anti-idyll under grey skies reflects the darker tone of Full Auto, the music driven forwards by a 1960s drum machine. Otto headed for the grimy bars and stages of Europe to perform their new creations. A third 12" appeared in 2018. Stimmungen was released with the support of Orgaton, the society for the promotion of organ music. The cover could be an advertisement for a debt collection agency. Inside: bewilderingly danceable rap, a beguiling ballad, smooth as silk. Once again, Otto defined the contours of their own organ-disco genre. And there's no stopping them now: the two-man band are set to release their long-awaited debut album in 2019 on Bureau B. The eight tracks contain familiar Otto ingredients, from organ sounds and rhythm presets to disco strings and the monophonic waves of a 1970s synthesizer. Arpeggio and Hohner notes add extra sharpness to the proceedings. Classics from their live repertoire sit alongside brand-new numbers, invariably strange synthesizer compositions. Looking at the cover, one might be forgiven for thinking that Otto have finally achieved their goal of establishing themselves as a renowned wedding dance band. The track titles hint at such reveries: champagne on the red carpet, riding a noble horse, fire-eaters, the delirious morning after - Otto offer a bouquet of hits which one cannot refuse. In their own words: "I wish it were just a dream."

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