Architecture in Helsinki

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這個(gè)澳大利亞的Indie Pop八人團(tuán)體Architecture in Helsinki全都來(lái)自墨爾本的菲茨羅伊（Fitzroy），這八人分別是Cameron Bird（多樂(lè)器演奏家）、James Cecil、Gus Franklin、Isobel Knowles、Jamie Mildren、 Sam Perry、Tara Shackell以及Kellie Sutherland。這支樂(lè)隊(duì)的音樂(lè)作品中所使用的樂(lè)器甚至比其成員數(shù)還多，這些不同多樣的樂(lè)器有模擬合成器及采樣器、鐘琴（glockenspiel）、大號(hào)（Tuba）、豎笛（Clarinet），此外當(dāng)然還有吉他、貝司、鼓和相應(yīng)的錄音設(shè)備。Architecture in Helsinki樂(lè)隊(duì)2000年組建，其音樂(lè)風(fēng)格游走于Indie、電子和流行，并偶爾會(huì)有現(xiàn)場(chǎng)演繹。樂(lè)隊(duì)在2002年開(kāi)始錄制其處女作《Fingers Crossed》，其錄音地點(diǎn)包括了從沙灘小屋到正規(guī)錄音室等諸多場(chǎng)所，該專(zhuān)輯現(xiàn)現(xiàn)已由Bar None唱片公司于2004年春發(fā)行。
The Australian indie pop ensemble Architecture in Helsinki hails from Fitzroy, Melbourne, and counts multi-instrumentalists Cameron Bird, James Cecil, Gus Franklin, Isobel Knowles, Jamie Mildren, Sam Perry, Tara Shackell, and Kellie Sutherland among its ranks. The bands musical arsenal is even bigger than its roster, featuring instruments as diverse as analog synths and samplers, glockenspiel, tuba, clarinet, and recorder along with the more predictable drums, bass, and guitar. Architecture in Helsinki began playing in 2000, crafting a mix of indie, electronic, and pop that they recorded and occasionally performed live. The collective began recording its debut album, Fingers Crossed, in 2002 in a variety of places ranging from beach houses to proper studios; Bar None released the album in spring 2004. Following a hectic year of touring and recording, the group turned around another album, In Case We Die, in 2005. The release drew glowing reviews, fixing Architecture in Helsinki as one of that years most promising and idiosyncratic indie acts. Frontman and primary songwriter Bird relocated to Brooklyn a year later, where he and producer James Cecil put the finishing touches on the groups third effort, Places Like This. The album was released on Polyvinyl in 2007.