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Nein Discography of CDs
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| | Nein CD (2004)
 $8.25 
The Nein: Finn Cohen (vocals, guitar, sampler); Robert P. Biggers Jr. (keyboards, drums); Casey Burns (bass guitar); Dale Flattum (electronics, sampler)
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| Wrath Of Circuits CD (2005)
$10.95
Audio Mixer: Jayce Murphy.
Recording information: Pontchartrain (08/2004-12/2004).
The Nein: Finn Cohen (vocals, guitars); Casey Burns (bass instrument); Robert P. Biggers Jr. (percussion); Dale Flattum (loops, sampler, tapes).
Personnel: Bob "Crowmeat" Pence, Amy Wilkinson, Carrie Shull (horns, wind).
Additional personnel: Amy Wilkinson (clarinet); Carrie Shull (oboe, English horn); Crowmeat Bob Pence (saxophone).
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| Luxury CD (2007)
$12.95
For most of Luxury, the Nein manages to balance the change in their song-to-noise ratio well and come up with some intriguing combinations along the way. As Luxury unfolds, it becomes more and more experimental, with mixed results. And on "Journalist 1" and "Journalist 2," which turn radio static, junkyard percussion, and delicate guitars into a pair of surprisingly subtle songs, the Nein dives into previously uncharted but oddly pretty territory. Even tracks such as "Radical Chic," "Burn Construction," and "Achilles Last Tape Solo," which have the bouncy, angular sound of The Nein and Wrath of Circuits, have a dose of mystery and unpredictability, thanks to Flattum's increased contributions. "Sweet Vague" invents breezy, brooding, robotic bossa nova; "Attitude and Mirrors" pits crashing beats against a wistful acoustic guitar; and "The Future Crumbles" touches on the album's paranoid feel with apocalyptic singalong folktronica. Luxury, the Nein's first full-length album without bassist Casey Burns, finds the band branching out even farther from their previous, spiky-yet-atmospheric sound than they did on the Transitionalisms EP. "Ennio," a Morricone-inspired soundscape, is a standout, as is the wittily named cut-and-paste of "Decollage." However, the meandering "Wreck-We-Um-Dub" slows the album's momentum, and the tracks that follow don't quite recover it. Dale Flattum's sonic maniupulations and flights of fancy used to be doodles in the corners of the Nein's songs, but now they're just as important as the rest of the band's singing and playing, adding substance as well as depth and texture.
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| Transitionalisms CD (2006)
$8.25
Track Listing of songs: Butcher's Tale; Transitionalisthmus; Hospital Television; Sexy Beast; The Vibe; Convalescent Homes;
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Alternate spellings: CD discography of songs by band, discographie, dicography, discology, disography, discografie, discogrophy, diskography.
 Nein Songs
Popular or famous Nein music songs: Vibe, Clearwater, Five Extinctions, Giorgio, Handout, House Atreides, War Is on the Stereo, Bleeding Elvis. More music songs Conjugated Reverb, Courtesy Bows to New Wave, Crawl Grow Red Slow, Faint Sounds, Foreign Friendster, Jim Morrison in Desert. More music songs Wrath of Circuits, Achilles Last Tape Solo, Attitude and Mirrors, Butcher's Tale, Convalescent Homes, Decollage.
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