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Sleepwalking Through The Mekong (OST)

by DENGUE FEVER

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    New 2LP features the documentary soundtrack on transparent yellow and blue vinyl in its first and only vinyl release. Only 1000 copies printed! Soundtrack only, does not include the DVD.

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    John Pirozzi (Don’t Think I’ve Forgotten) directed this documentary of DENGUE FEVER’s first trip to play in Cambodia and the reaction they were met with. Also includes 17 track Soundtrack disc.

    Dengue Fever’s increasingly notable role as a flashpoint band for myriad styles — starting with but less and less limited to re-creating 1960s Cambodian fuzz-pop smashes — gets a logical summary with Sleepwalking Through the Mekong, part career overview and part documentary of the sounds and styles which originally prompted the L.A.-based group into existence. The collection itself pairs up with an enjoyable documentary featuring the group’s first tour of Cambodia itself, homeland of its powerful lead singer Chhom Nimol, but on its own the soundtrack makes for a good introduction for both neophytes to the group and its larger context. Only a few songs are full-on rarities for any dedicated Dengue Fever fan to start with — two brief instrumentals, including the wonderfully titled “March of the Balloon Animals,” plus a couple of live tracks and reworkings of earlier songs, including “Seeing Hands,” its rhythmic keyboard vamp and guitar twang and buried vocals resulting in a compelling version as much Spacemen 3 as Sinn Sisamouth. The latter features on the disc along with other classic performers such as Ros Serey Sothea, whose “Today I Learnt to Drink” nearly steals the whole disc. Source: AllMusic

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  • Full Digital Discography

    Get all 9 DENGUE FEVER releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.

    Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Ting Mong, The Deepest Lake, In the Ley Lines, Dengue Fever (Deluxe Edition), Escape From Dragon House (Deluxe Edition), Cannibal Courtship, Dengue Fever Presents: Electric Cambodia, Sleepwalking Through The Mekong (OST), and 1 more. , and , .

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Dengue Fever's increasingly notable role as a flashpoint band for myriad styles -- starting with but less and less limited to re-creating 1960s Cambodian fuzz-pop smashes -- gets a logical summary with Sleepwalking Through the Mekong, part career overview and part documentary of the sounds and styles which originally prompted the L.A.-based group into existence. The collection itself pairs up with an enjoyable documentary featuring the group's first tour of Cambodia itself, homeland of its powerful lead singer Chhom Nimol, but on its own the soundtrack makes for a good introduction for both neophytes to the group and its larger context. Only a few songs are full-on rarities for any dedicated Dengue Fever fan to start with -- two brief instrumentals, including the wonderfully titled "March of the Balloon Animals," plus a couple of live tracks and reworkings of earlier songs, including "Seeing Hands," its rhythmic keyboard vamp and guitar twang and buried vocals resulting in a compelling version as much Spacemen 3 as Sinn Sisamouth. The latter features on the disc along with other classic performers such as Ros Serey Sothea, whose "Today I Learnt to Drink" nearly steals the whole disc. Source: AllMusic

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released April 14, 2009

© 2009 M80 Records

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DENGUE FEVER Los Angeles, California

Even when you consider the cultural cross-pollination that goes on in large metropolitan areas, L.A.'s Dengue Fever had perhaps the strangest genesis of any band in recent memory.

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