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product_id: 16706005
title: "Naught"
brand: "stolen babies"
price: "Rp719698"
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reviews_count: 10
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# Naught

**Brand:** stolen babies
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- **What is this?** Naught by stolen babies
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## Description

Following the release of their debut album There Be Squabbles Ahead Stolen Babies are set to put out their highly anticipated second full length album Naught produced by Ulrich Wild. Naught is a masterpiece that showcases Stolen Babies' signature sound and dynamic range. In true Stolen Babies fashion this album is a well rounded roller coaster ride that will leave their fans screaming for more! With heavy hitters like 'Mouse food' and 'Never Come Back' to theatrical cabaret of 'Swimming Hole' and 'Behind the Days' to goth/industrial club anthems like 'Splatter' 'Second Sleep' and 'Prankster' Naught is an album not to be missed!

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## Customer Reviews

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    Another reason to be thankful for the advent of music!
  

*by C***R on Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2012*

My love for Stolen Babies (hee hee) began when they came up on a Last.fm station I was tuned in to, as wonderful little discoveries of this sort really often do. I was taken in by just how far out 'Mind Your Eyes' was put together and how it sounded, and I loved the look of the band members themselves, so I did some further digging into their style on the 'nets. A number of Youtube'd tracks and one excellent live show (complete with CD purchase and fantastic bumper sticker) later, and my love for them was firmly cemented! The CD was There Be Squabbles Ahead, and it just got listen after listen after listen.So. Here's. Naught.What for me was a waiting period of months seemed like a lifetime, what with all the teasing and anticipation involved in the process. As with Squabbles, there's a lot going here! The vocal stylings of Dominique and the guys are so nicely varied and fun, ranging from a really fun sort-of-overdone gloominess, to an operatic pitch, to such an excellent gravel-in-the-throat sort of hissing. The instrumentals are provided by as much a toy box of things as there were on Squabbles (and the fantastic self-titled first mini-album), and the sound and flow of the tracks are just as varied. Every song presented has a unique feel and incredible charm of its own, from the aggressive "Abandon all hope, ye who enter here" stylings of 'Never Come Back' (and yet I have and have again) that starts things off, to the intense scariness of a sinking ship's soundtrack in 'Second Sleep' (Jesus, that one gets heavy!), to the weird, sinister, cabaret-esque funniness of Swimming Hole, to the appropriately dirty-sounding straight-up balls-out hard rock of Dried Moat, to the sort of Birthday Song I'd play for my little ones if I had 'em (though maybe it's better this way if I don't!). Additionally, if it just me, or is there a big sincere valentine to Mr. Bungle in Mousefood?This one starts with that aforementioned bang and ends with the atmospheric critter that is 'Grubbery (Burnt to a Crisp)', the longest track on the album, which makes for as good a lullaby as any other good-night song that a guy's inclined to think of. The arrangement of tracks is a peculiar one, I'll admit, compared to the overall flow of Squabbles, but comparisons can be such detrimental things, right? Especially given that music is really primarily about good, solid enjoyment of the vibrations that're having their ways with your ears. Not to mention the fact that yeah. Listening to Stolen Babies really does make for a short trip to the circus, where variety is to be expected and experienced with a lot of love and a little concern.<3

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Strange and Excellent Musical Journey
  

*by N***N on Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2012*

So I've been waiting for this album for many years, I'm a huge fan of Squabbles, it's one of those albums I never get tired of.  I got this the first day it came out, but was not really into it right away, it took me a few listens to wrap my brain around it.  They are a one of a kind band, it never sounds as if there halfassing it, this is an excellent album that gives you a feel that no other one does.  Strange is a good word for this album, I've never quite heard an album like this, I've heard all these separate elements but never thrown together quite the same. My only complaint is the mixing, things seem muddy at parts, her voice is sometimes hard to understand & certain instruments get buried at times.  I do love the songs though, hence the 5 stars.Anyway if your a fan of the band get the frikkin' album, there's not enough bands trying this hard to make something unique.  Stolen Babies can not be categorized, they are there own genre.  Please make sure to support this band, they're way underground = struggling artists.  They aren't Metallica who can use 100 dollar bills for toilet paper.  Other bands that I'd recommend to fans of Stolen Babies: The Birthday Massacre, Zombina and the Skeletones, Voltaire, Covered in Spiders & The Devin Townsend Project.  BTW if you got the old version of Grubbery, this version is much better!  Love this band, when people say there's no good music anymore I tell them: not on the radio, but there are underground bands still making incredible music... like The Stolen Babies!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Well Worth the Wait
  

*by T***8 on Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2012*

My first review ever, so I'll keep it short and sweet. Five years ago I first stumbled upon There Be Squabbles ahead, the debut album of this wonderful gem of a band. Five years now I've been waiting with baited breath for the follow up and it's finally here and it's everything I had hoped it would be and more.Squabbles was an eclectic showcase of Stolen Babies' fresh, incredibly unique yet oh so addicting sound and Naught is no different. Every song is soundly different from the one that came before it yet it all flows from beginning to end perfectly. Dominique's impressive vocal prowess is on full display here more so than it was on Squabbles as she moves effortlessly from her velvety smooth croons to vicious cat-like growls to everything else in between, above and below. She's only one part of the equation however, and the rest of the band does not disappoint.I must admit however, that it did not sink its hooks in me immediately, but then again neither did Squabbles. It's different, and if you're unsure after the first time through I urge you to give it another listen or two to try and digest what you've just heard. It's worth it, trust me.On a side note, they are absolutely incredible live. I had the opportunity to see them on Sep. 15th and it was killer. Don't pass up the chance if they're ever near you.

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