If we take to get musical formula a few drops of the grandeur of the past Muse, Arcade Fire's epic, melodic torment of Beirut, the ethereal experiments of Radiohead and Sigur Rós atmospheres, but do not overdo and adding a bit of baroque pop, possibly result is exactly what this young boy Biberach (Germany), Konstantin Gropper named in his project band, Get Well Soon. It's fascinating what he proposes in his two studio albums, of which this is the first. The son of a classical composer, started the careers of literature and philosophy, but both threw in the towel because he discovered he did not like studying, nor students, or university life, I wanted to do was to enjoy their hobbies and realize everything he has learned over the years of its books and records he had at home (with lots of humor ensures that he and his girlfriend make your collection exceeds figures imaginable) in a speech sound romantic, passionate, lyrical and moving, not far from the findings of The Divine Comedy aesthetic. There radiables choruses, for sure, but also very thorough and tremendous arrangements for what is estilaría in commercial pop. In fact, Gropper not make great distinctions between Neil Hannon, Thom Yorke, Ennio Morricone or Stravinsky. "I do not think my records are complicated but only emotional. I never quite understood the misunderstanding that classical music generated among folk musicians, and vice versa, "he reflects." Not even curious, but I try to surround myself in the peer group and unprejudiced versatile. "Beyond packaging, their emphatic compositions make good the band name "Of course we embrace the romantic notion that music has healing properties. Nietzsche already said that life without music would be a mistake. I think that put a good album is the best we can do to get out of a moment of bitterness ". This is what I said in a past interview in the newspaper El Pais, which I felt like searching for remember the interesting words and make a cut and paste so that can read. I took the license and expects no harm to anyone you know. His debut is enjoyed at any time of day, but when one is left from strength to hum and scream so beautiful songs as "Prelude", which as its name suggests is the ideal starting point for this work, a piece that evokes a beautiful Yann Tiersen mix, Windmill and The Leisure Society that will delight any lover of folk pop with heart including coral rush, "You Aurora You Seaside" with a wonderful intro of subtle string arrangements that give way to the strength of drums and a little Latin rhythm, "Christmas in adventure parks" in the that at times his voice resembles that of Connor Oberst of Bright Eyes and floating on a gentle acoustic landscape, "People magazine for cover" where the violin in love with these fabrics sad and sorry character, "If this hat is missing i have gone hunting ", flirting with the gothic-rock between bursts of controlled power but threatening, adding to these choirs adolescents bring to mind a Dead Man's Bones," We are safe inside while They Burn Down Our House ", most Radiohead wave of more profound and reasonable resemblance to his song "Surprises" from the masterful 'Ok computer', but played in the coordinates of the folk, "Born Slippy (Nuxx)", colossal version of the classic electronic hit the Underworld (the one that lights the best scene of the film 'Trainspotting'), which dare to undress completely and take her land, "Witches! Witches! Rest Now In The Fire", which if pinched by Tim Burton Danny Elfman insist to adapt it to your prospect and end up playing in one of his great films, and has a philosophical and cynical letter gives a good account of his wry sense of humor, and "Coda," an emotional instrumental fired just over a minute for a wild drive that if something is notable for having the best orchestrations that a server has heard in years. A luxury. As I said at first, but each track Get Well Soon discography wit out of Konstantin Gropper, are a complete itself and Sebastian Benkler Timo Kumpf Maximilian Schenkel, Verena Gropper, Daniel Roos, Paul Kenny and Marcus Wuest.
REST NOW, WEARY HEAD!, YOU WILL GET WELL SOON (2008) 
If we take to get musical formula a few drops of the grandeur of the past Muse, Arcade Fire's epic, melodic torment of Beirut, the ethereal experiments of Radiohead and Sigur Rós atmospheres, but do not overdo and adding a bit of baroque pop, possibly result is exactly what this young boy Biberach (Germany), Konstantin Gropper named in his project band, Get Well Soon. It's fascinating what he proposes in his two studio albums, of which this is the first. The son of a classical composer, started the careers of literature and philosophy, but both threw in the towel because he discovered he did not like studying, nor students, or university life, I wanted to do was to enjoy their hobbies and realize everything he has learned over the years of its books and records he had at home (with lots of humor ensures that he and his girlfriend make your collection exceeds figures imaginable) in a speech sound romantic, passionate, lyrical and moving, not far from the findings of The Divine Comedy aesthetic. There radiables choruses, for sure, but also very thorough and tremendous arrangements for what is estilaría in commercial pop. In fact, Gropper not make great distinctions between Neil Hannon, Thom Yorke, Ennio Morricone or Stravinsky. "I do not think my records are complicated but only emotional. I never quite understood the misunderstanding that classical music generated among folk musicians, and vice versa, "he reflects." Not even curious, but I try to surround myself in the peer group and unprejudiced versatile. "Beyond packaging, their emphatic compositions make good the band name "Of course we embrace the romantic notion that music has healing properties. Nietzsche already said that life without music would be a mistake. I think that put a good album is the best we can do to get out of a moment of bitterness ". This is what I said in a past interview in the newspaper El Pais, which I felt like searching for remember the interesting words and make a cut and paste so that can read. I took the license and expects no harm to anyone you know. His debut is enjoyed at any time of day, but when one is left from strength to hum and scream so beautiful songs as "Prelude", which as its name suggests is the ideal starting point for this work, a piece that evokes a beautiful Yann Tiersen mix, Windmill and The Leisure Society that will delight any lover of folk pop with heart including coral rush, "You Aurora You Seaside" with a wonderful intro of subtle string arrangements that give way to the strength of drums and a little Latin rhythm, "Christmas in adventure parks" in the that at times his voice resembles that of Connor Oberst of Bright Eyes and floating on a gentle acoustic landscape, "People magazine for cover" where the violin in love with these fabrics sad and sorry character, "If this hat is missing i have gone hunting ", flirting with the gothic-rock between bursts of controlled power but threatening, adding to these choirs adolescents bring to mind a Dead Man's Bones," We are safe inside while They Burn Down Our House ", most Radiohead wave of more profound and reasonable resemblance to his song "Surprises" from the masterful 'Ok computer', but played in the coordinates of the folk, "Born Slippy (Nuxx)", colossal version of the classic electronic hit the Underworld (the one that lights the best scene of the film 'Trainspotting'), which dare to undress completely and take her land, "Witches! Witches! Rest Now In The Fire", which if pinched by Tim Burton Danny Elfman insist to adapt it to your prospect and end up playing in one of his great films, and has a philosophical and cynical letter gives a good account of his wry sense of humor, and "Coda," an emotional instrumental fired just over a minute for a wild drive that if something is notable for having the best orchestrations that a server has heard in years. A luxury. As I said at first, but each track Get Well Soon discography wit out of Konstantin Gropper, are a complete itself and Sebastian Benkler Timo Kumpf Maximilian Schenkel, Verena Gropper, Daniel Roos, Paul Kenny and Marcus Wuest. 
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