Millenniums - Red Ronny Rattle

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Review by Lori Braverman

Millenniums' latest album, Red Ronny Rattle, is a fantastic addition to their discography. The band showcases their versatility throughout the album, seamlessly blending elements of rock, pop, and electronic music.

The opening track, "Electric Dreams," sets the tone for the album with its catchy hooks and infectious energy. "Broken Promises" slows things down a bit, showcasing the band's ability to create emotional ballads.

"Red Ronny Rattle" is a standout track, with its driving guitar riffs and pulsing electronic beats. The lyrics are introspective and thought-provoking, adding an extra layer of depth to the already impressive track.

Millenniums also experiments with different sounds and styles on tracks like "In the Dark" and "Neon Nights," which feature haunting vocals and atmospheric instrumentals.

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Artist: Millenniums
Album: Red Ronny Rattle

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Tracks

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Esta Fiesta
Oriental Twist
Red Ronny Rattle

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Credits

RoleCredit
SleeveChris Verelst

About Millenniums

, and started The Millenniums as a joke, a one-night band to celebrate the festivities of the New Millennium on New Year's Eve. The band played covers and traditional folksongs on an old organ, a present from the pastor of their town. The band disbanded after that party. In the beginning of 2002, DJ had a new concept to form a band for another party. The 'new' band was founded by , and . made the choice to use the name 'Millenniums', because the organ was used again. This time the music was a mix of Jazz, Worldmusic and Funky Soundtracks.Different friends (musicians) were invited to join the band. Most compositions were made by the founder-members and the party became a big success. The First Real Line-Up: , , , , , , , . , . The following months some members left and were replaced by others. left and joined the band. Some extra musicians were added: and . With this line-up several concerts were played, sometimes with some extra guest musicians. Just before the recording sessions for 'Hi-Fi Stereo', left the band and became the new saxophone player. The recordings for "Hi-Fi Stereo" were successful and during these sessions joined the band. More concerts came, but later again some members left the band. This time , , , and . joined and became the new trumpet player. A new CD "2nd Cumming" was recorded and it sounded again very nice and exotic. Many concerts came but with the always changing line-up, the sound was changing. When the CD was released, founder-member left the band and again some others followed... found a new line-up which is here described as current line-up, but he also changed the name of the band in: . New musicians and a new concept... Current line-up (=) Pieter Thys: Guitar, organ Roeland Van Noten: Bass Suzy Mandaglio: Vocals Koen Mertens: Drums Chryster Aerts: Percussion Tim Dejonghe: Trumpet Koen Nys: Saxophone (tenor, alt, soprano) Bart Borremans; Saxophone (tenor sax, soprano) Glen Dejonghe: Tuba, Trombone Bert Bernaerts: Trumpet, Tuba

Members

  • Bart Borremans
  • Bert Bernaerts
  • Koen Mertens
  • Tim Dejonghe
  • samdevos
  • Chryster Aerts
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Summary by Lori Braverman

Red Ronny Rattle is a well-crafted album that showcases Millenniums' talent and creativity. Each track is expertly produced and arranged, making for a cohesive and enjoyable listening experience. Fans of the band and newcomers alike will find something to love on this album.

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