Kongos - Egomaniac (2016) [16 44 FLAC]

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Kongos - Egomaniac (2016) [16 44 FLAC] (Size: 288.96 MB)
  00 - Egomaniac.m3u 832 B
  01 - Take It From Me.flac 22.83 MB
  02 - The World Would Run Better.flac 20.06 MB
  03 - I Want It Free.flac 25.62 MB
  04 - Underground.flac 21.81 MB
  05 - Autocorrect.flac 22.8 MB
  06 - Where I Belong.flac 20.07 MB
  07 - Birds Do It.flac 21.28 MB
  08 - 2 In the Morning.flac 19.1 MB
  09 - Look At Me.flac 24.18 MB
  10 - I Don't Mind.flac 24.11 MB
  11 - Hey You, Yeah You.flac 19.2 MB
  12 - Repeat After Me.flac 25.01 MB
  13 - If You Could.flac 22.69 MB
  cover.jpg?042148 207.87 KB

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Kongos - Egomaniac (2016) [16.44 FLAC]

Genre: Rock
Style: Alternative, Indie Rock
Source: WEB
Codec: FLAC
Bit Rate: ~ 1,000 kbps
Bit Depth: 16
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz

01 Take It from Me
02 The World Would Run Better
03 I Want It Free
04 Underground
05 Autocorrect
06 Where I Belong
07 Birds Do It
08 2 in the Morning
09 Look at Me
10 I Don't Mind
11 Hey You, Yeah You
12 Repeat After Me
13 If You Could

The sophomore major-label outing from the South African-born American quartet, Egomaniac offers up another knotty set of beat-heavy electro-Soweto alt-rock that's as idiosyncratic as it is stadium-ready. Kongos became an international sensation in 2013 after their propulsive debut single, "Come with Me Now," burrowed its way into everything from television commercials to sporting events, and Egomaniac wastes little time in trying to replicate that formula with the equally dynamic "Take It from Me." Built on a foundation of fat synth bass, jackhammer beats, and Johnny Kongos' punchy accordion playing, it, along with the similarly propulsive "I Don't Mind," the latter of which eschews the township accordion with some peppy Malian electric guitar work, provides Egomaniac with some of its most immediate and gratifying moments. The remaining 11 cuts take their time landing the hook, blending sharp social commentary ("Autocorrect," "Look at Me") with icy oscillating synths and elliptical melodies. They reward multiple spins, but ultimately lack the gravitas of the two singles. The production and execution are both top-notch, and the grooves, when they lock in, are roof-shaking, but for much of Egomaniac, Kongos can't decide if they want to be Coldplay or Rammstein, and the listener often feels a bit stuck between stations

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