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Finally the live energy of The Phantom Four captured at their home base Pacific Parc, Amsterdam, The Netherlands!

Live at Pacific Parc

Grab Your Board!

The Impostor

 A collaboration between two musical conspirators, The Atwood Machine really like to make strange cover versions of random songs they love.

Kim Guy sings and instrumentalises while http://soundcloud.com/paulmdye programs and twiddles with his shiny gadgets. 

A Forest (The Cure)

A Forest (cover-version)

The Cure – A Forest (Peel Sessions)

Hang Five! The Best Of The Lively Ones

Surf Rider

Ultra-Surf Presents: Catch A Wave

Banzai Washout

A Forest

Run Chicken Run

Taboo

Paganini - Sonido Amazonico

Morgana

L'Chaim

The Cure - A Forest Remix (en cours)

The Ventures Greatest Hits

Perfidia

Wild Angels And Other Themes

Shape Of Things To Come (From Wild In The Streets)

Frankie Rose has forged an enviable musical legacy, from playing with bands like Crystal Stilts and The Vivian Girls during the heyday of the late 00s Brooklyn indie scene to releasing influential solo albums like "Interstellar" and "Cage Tropical." Synthesizing wide-ranging influences, she's crafted a very distinctive and original musical voice that echoes some of the best post-punk, new wave and 80s pop while still sounding totally fresh. It was in this spirit that Frankie covered in its entirety The Cure's classic "Seventeen Seconds" for Turntable Kitchen's Sounds Delicious series, and now we're making it available digitally so that it can reach a wider audience.

The quality of the interpretations here speak for themselves, but here's Frankie talking about tackling this album: "Since I already think it's a perfect record, I tried not to reinterpret too much and stick to similar sounds as the original, but with a twist. Working on it with Jorge Elbrecht was a dream, because he's the only person who’s as deep of a Cure fan as I am! And he's a damn wizard!" Together Frankie and Jorge have created something quite special, paying loving tribute to this well-loved album while still putting their own very contemporary stamp on the songs.

Seventeen Seconds

The Phantom Four from Amsterdam are widely considered to be the #1 instrumental group in The Netherlands. Their unique style combines music from all over the world (from South-American cumbia to Middle Eastern folk music) with the typical sound of Western surf guitars. This mix of different genres of world music has turned venues and festivals in Europe and the USA into exotic dance parties.

Biography:
Frontman Phantom Frank gained fame in The Netherlands and abroad during the 90's with his surfband The Treble Spankers. After that success he started the Phantom Four in 2005. After playing numerous festivals in Europe and the USA (Lowlands, Pinkpop, Paaspop, Tiki Oasis) the band has been praised as being one of the world's top instrumental groups. After several collaborating projects, including an album and tour with rapper Rudeboy, famous from hip-hop/rock pioneers Urban Dance Squad, The Phantom Four are back in 2018 with a new album called "Live at Pacific Parc". In 2020 the band will release new material which will explore even more global sounds, like afrobeat on "Marula" and oriental disco on "Yarana".