On March 9, 2018, Danish-Finnish indie supergroup Liima are presenting their album, „1982“, released last autumn, at the Club of Different Rooms in Tallinn.
Liima’s second full-length album, „1982“, released by Berlin record label City Slang on November 3, carries traces of both Cold War era synth-pop as well as art-rock à la Talk Talk. The album, written in London, Berlin, and Portugal over the last few years and recorded in Finland, is co-produced by Chris Taylor, best known as member of experimental Brooklyn pop group Grizzly Bear.
„1982“, released shortly in the wake of a new season of Stranger Things and „Blade Runner 2049“, would be a great soundtrack to imitate the sound of 1982, but rather discussing the matters of time, space, and identity, and how they are altered in the subconscious of a generation. Nothing here is intentionally revolutionary or unheard, yet it still comes across as unmistakably unique.
