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Concrete Igloo
words by Charlotte Rumsey
Canadian duo Dandi Wind undeniably divide with their ‘Concrete Igloo’ debut. It’s certainly exciting, tapping into a combination of new wave indie rave and 80’s electro dance with wretching vocals and explosive rhythms that pave the way for a new ‘Shoreditch favourite’ as we dance ourselves silly on strange sticky floors. But the repetition of the lyrics and bizarre song structures are something of a bind. These tunes will probably never grace our TVs and radio stations, not that Dandi Wind would ever want them to.
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