It went just as well. And so went the Odd Numbers in the resolution.
the Band’s frontman, Carl Emil Petersen, debuted solo with ‘Natradio’ for a couple of years ago, but neither artistically or commercially, he could live up to the Odd calls location gracious farms.
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Now the singer is ready with the follow-up single, ‘Amager incineration’, and it is still not to understand, he dropped the group. Denmark was the Odd calls location feet. In his own name slider Petersen itself in the foot.
With flighty strings, frayed guitar riffs and fesne synthflader is his new album a strange centrist compromise, where it seems as if the record label has pushed him to perform a hit.
Singleforløberen ‘Time flies’ has a powerful chorus, but Petersen appears lost in a pompous and disarming sound of Frederik Thaae, who previously has worked with the Aqua.
people from copenhagen are still a ferm storbypoet, if wistful love songs, however, once again neglecting to slam the door to teenageværelset behind him. It should be forbidden to call a number ‘Stupid heart’, when approaching the 30.
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He shakes some lovely tunes out of cowboyjakken under the ‘Sheets in the wind’ and the large-scale title track, that is, as if a young Bruce Springsteen had moved New Jersey to the old Country.
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Petersen will obviously like to be famous, so he degraded himself to stand in the ‘Top of the pops’, as he so disapproves of, with the song ‘Saving angel’. The meaning is absent.
‘In dreams I’ve dreamed about you’ is one of the popsus, Petersen, master, when he has the wind in its sails, but ørehængeren now get just one to dream about Odd Numbers.
the Cover of Carl Emil Petersen’s 38 minutes long ‘Amager incineration’, which is produced by Frederik Thaae.
