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Venus On Earth

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date June 09, 2008
Dengue Fever are a group of eclectic LA hipsters fronted by a bona fide Cambodian pop star (Chhom Nimol), who make a heady brew informed by retro spy-movie soundtracks, psychedelia, lounge jazz and rock and roll. Apparently influenced by organist Ethan Holtzman's trips to Cambodia in 1997 when a unique local 60s-era rock was still prevalent, the band's sound is fleshed out with wide ranging influences from Ethiopian jazz, surf, and garage rock. Nimol's sings mostly in Khmer, giving it distinct Eastern melodies, while the sonic landscape is a mish-mash of retro stylings that would make it ideal for a Quentin Tarrantino or Jim Jarmusch soundtrack. In fact, if you like this you would do well to pick up the latter's Broken Flowers OST, which features ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Dengue Fever

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date November 24, 2008
Dengue Fever are a group of eclectic LA hipsters fronted by a bona fide Cambodian pop star (Chhom Nimol), who make a heady brew informed by retro spy-movie soundtracks, psychedelia, lounge jazz and rock and roll. Apparently influenced by organist Ethan Holtzman's trips to Cambodia in 1997 when a unique local 60s-era rock was still prevalent, the band's sound is fleshed out with wide ranging influences from Ethiopian jazz, surf, and garage rock. Nimol's sings mostly in Khmer, giving it distinct Eastern melodies, while the sonic landscape is a mish-mash of retro stylings that would make it ideal for a Quentin Tarrantino or Jim Jarmusch soundtrack. In fact, if you like this you would do well to pick up the latter's Broken Flowers OST, which features ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Escape from Dragon House

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date August 20, 2007
Dengue Fever are a group of eclectic LA hipsters fronted by a bona fide Cambodian pop star (Chhom Nimol), who make a heady brew informed by retro spy-movie soundtracks, psychedelia, lounge jazz and rock and roll. Apparently influenced by organist Ethan Holtzman's trips to Cambodia in 1997 when a unique local 60s-era rock was still prevalent, the band's sound is fleshed out with wide ranging influences from Ethiopian jazz, surf, and garage rock. Nimol's sings mostly in Khmer, giving it distinct Eastern melodies, while the sonic landscape is a mish-mash of retro stylings that would make it ideal for a Quentin Tarrantino or Jim Jarmusch soundtrack. In fact, if you like this you would do well to pick up the latter's Broken Flowers OST, which features ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Venus on Earth

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date January 22, 2008
Dengue Fever are a group of eclectic LA hipsters fronted by a bona fide Cambodian pop star (Chhom Nimol), who make a heady brew informed by retro spy-movie soundtracks, psychedelia, lounge jazz and rock and roll. Apparently influenced by organist Ethan Holtzman's trips to Cambodia in 1997 when a unique local 60s-era rock was still prevalent, the band's sound is fleshed out with wide ranging influences from Ethiopian jazz, surf, and garage rock. Nimol's sings mostly in Khmer, giving it distinct Eastern melodies, while the sonic landscape is a mish-mash of retro stylings that would make it ideal for a Quentin Tarrantino or Jim Jarmusch soundtrack. In fact, if you like this you would do well to pick up the latter's Broken Flowers OST, which features ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Escape from Dragon House [VINYL]

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date August 26, 2008
This is a magic album. I am a bit of a fan of Dengue Fever and this is their best album. Sung in Khmer the music takes you to Indochina although the beat is familiar to western audience. This combines the best of two cultures. It could have gone so wrong trying the impossible but it doesn't. I must add that the lead singer has an amazing voice. And of course the green vinyl adds a touch of Asian kitsch. Please make a stop in Stockholm on your next tour!

CD-Charts Position 6
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Tiger Phone Card [7" VINYL]

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date November 10, 2008
This is a magic album. I am a bit of a fan of Dengue Fever and this is their best album. Sung in Khmer the music takes you to Indochina although the beat is familiar to western audience. This combines the best of two cultures. It could have gone so wrong trying the impossible but it doesn't. I must add that the lead singer has an amazing voice. And of course the green vinyl adds a touch of Asian kitsch. Please make a stop in Stockholm on your next tour!

CD-Charts Position 7
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Escape from Dragon House

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date September 13, 2005
This is a magic album. I am a bit of a fan of Dengue Fever and this is their best album. Sung in Khmer the music takes you to Indochina although the beat is familiar to western audience. This combines the best of two cultures. It could have gone so wrong trying the impossible but it doesn't. I must add that the lead singer has an amazing voice. And of course the green vinyl adds a touch of Asian kitsch. Please make a stop in Stockholm on your next tour!

CD-Charts Position 8
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Escape from Dragon House

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date
This is a magic album. I am a bit of a fan of Dengue Fever and this is their best album. Sung in Khmer the music takes you to Indochina although the beat is familiar to western audience. This combines the best of two cultures. It could have gone so wrong trying the impossible but it doesn't. I must add that the lead singer has an amazing voice. And of course the green vinyl adds a touch of Asian kitsch. Please make a stop in Stockholm on your next tour!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Venus on Earth [VINYL]

by: Dengue Fever

Release Date January 22, 2008
Dengue Fever are a group of eclectic LA hipsters fronted by a bona fide Cambodian pop star (Chhom Nimol), who make a heady brew informed by retro spy-movie soundtracks, psychedelia, lounge jazz and rock and roll. Apparently influenced by organist Ethan Holtzman's trips to Cambodia in 1997 when a unique local 60s-era rock was still prevalent, the band's sound is fleshed out with wide ranging influences from Ethiopian jazz, surf, and garage rock. Nimol's sings mostly in Khmer, giving it distinct Eastern melodies, while the sonic landscape is a mish-mash of retro stylings that would make it ideal for a Quentin Tarrantino or Jim Jarmusch soundtrack. In fact, if you like this you would do well to pick up the latter's Broken Flowers OST, which features ... Read More: