A beautiful, fresh and surprising album from Norman Bambi, half of Juicy Panic and Ponpoko: between Stock, Hausen & Walkman,Max Turner, Gangpol und Mit and Beck 96'!Forget everything you knew about this nightmare called data-pop: forget all the 27th years old whitetes hetero nerdy citizens making music in their tiny flats,with guinea pig vocals, and absolute lack of any glam.Here comes something from the true wildcountryside, where fantasy escapes from the farm,where humour merges with lyricism, where compositions and computer share the same purpose, where delighting sounddesign never disturbs the songwriting.With such a baseline, there is not a single trackyou'll find old-fashioned two months later, thanks to an awesome sense of composition, strongly inspired by 40 years of the best backyard pop items, from Milton Delugg to early electronics,from the best of japanese pop (with a tribute to Chiku from Tama) to Morricone landscapes,from country-smurf to cosmo-surf.