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The One Million Dollar band will never not provide a biography. They will never have anything to say and should they ever have said anything, or say something in the future, you respected readers, must have misread, misheard or seen wrong. In addition, this was certainly one of the few moments where the band has been silent. However, what one can absolutely say: a woman and a man who make damn good music, can play for hours. They produce their own recordings; the two have ears. They want only the best for their music. They have invented it and are proud of it. He plays guitar and so on, she plays the drums, both are somewhat peculiar but very treatable. The two might be described as modest but more is not written here. They are not rock star performers, but do not try to lie, one could describe them as brilliant if you wanted to, and both would certainly have nothing against it, they probably would even be moved to tears. Who knows? If you had expected a biography you are certainly disappointed, but will still feel well entertained. Hey, the One Million Dollar band has done it again; nobody left behind. On the new vinyl "Pigs 'n' Pearls, The One Million Dollar Band has the cheek to have created and recorded something new in ethnological sobriety, in a former horse-meat butchery which now serves as a studio. From fat to bone dry, led by the singing of a man as a walk through the world of feelings of doubt, the here and now, ready to give everything and fall into the abyss, bad information and wishes from yesterday and the day before yesterday. Love, desire, frustration, fear and madness, the salt and the pepper on the richly covered dining table of life, in the lighthouse of Central European life, in stereo and in English. Yes, Swiss-made and on the best 194 gram black vinyl in good American industrial quality with Hollywood mastering.

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• Mastered in Hollywood by Gavin Lurssen and vinyl cut and refined by Ron McMaster, two musician from Switzerland, in the middle of old Europe, offer something unheard of.
• In real-time National Resophonic guitars, banjo, fretless bass, electric Mandolin and Fife laid back with minimal drums and Moog synthesizers. Blues, hip-hop beat, rock, spoken word, singer-songwriter and of course noise.
• Pressed on 194 gram vinyl!