Strange Moosic Explained

Strange Moosic
Type:	Studio album
Artist:	Herman Düne
Cover:	HermanDune_Moosic.jpg
Released:	2011
Genre:	Anti-Folk
Length:	41:05
Label:	Strange Moosic City Slang^[1]
Prev Title:	Next Year in Zion
Prev Year:	2008

Strange Moosic is a 2011 studio album by Herman Düne.^{[2] [3]} A video made for the album starred Jon Hamm and a blue yeti-esque creature.

Critical reception

The Guardian wrote: "Innocent indie pop with a dash of wit is still this duo's raison d'être and they do it wonderfully well on Strange Moosic."^[4] BBCs Garry Mulholland gave the album a favourable review and named it their best album.^[5]

Track list

1. Tell Me Something I Don't Know – 3:35
2. Ah Hears Strange Moosic – 3:39
3. Be a Doll and Take My Heart – 3:02
4. Where Is the Man? – 3:07
5. Lay Your Head on My Chest – 3:57
6. Monument Park – 2:27
7. In the Long Long Run – 5:00
8. Your Love Is Gold – 2:41
9. The Rock – 3:52
10. Just Like Summer – 4:02
11. My Joy – 2:02
12. Magician – 3:41

External links

• Official website for Herman Düne

Notes and References

1. Web site: Herman Dune, Strange Moosic (City Slang) ***. York Press.
2. News: Herman Dune—French folkies explore the darker side of early rock ’n’ roll. Greene. Sarah. Now. 24 January 2012.
3. Web site: Herman Düne | Biography & History. AllMusic.
4. Web site: Herman Dune – Strange Moosic: album stream. Tim. Jonze. May 27, 2011. www.theguardian.com.
5. Web site: Herman Dune Strange Moosic Review. 2011-07-30.