In 1992, Francoise Cactus and Brezel Goring joined forces and became Stereo Total--a woman, a man, and an inexhaustible sparkling imagination, bent on international pop-electronic-disco-punk music takeover. Do the Bambi is the latest from this Berlin-based pop duo who have warmed the hearts of Americans for years with their provactive and endearing albums and live shows. Their songs are sometimes sung in English, sometimes French, German, or even Turkish. This is the first CD of all new material released o...   [ read more ]

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An amusing foreign pop record, Total Pop is highlighted by German and English female vocals, and electronic beeps and buzzes. The standout songs are both covers -- "Push It" and "Get Down Tonight." On the latter, Stereo Total manages to sound like the Velvet Underground covering KC and the Sunshine Band. ~ Zachary Curd, All Music Guide

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This is both a rock 'n' roll and a chanson album. It's also more dynamic and more romantic than the group's previous productions. There are no superfluous sound effects, resulting in a production evoking intimacy and warmth, like the image on the CD cover of Brezel Goring and Francoise Cactus shown as naked lovers. For the most part, the songs are very melodic and the lyrics deal with topics of love, rebellion, and nostalgia. They've returned to their roots: lo-fi, 4-track recording, guitar-drums, monophon...   [ read more ]

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