[color=rgb(68, 68, 68)]While we're talking bodies, let's grab this one![/color] [color=rgb(68, 68, 68)]Over the ten years that we've been running this strange project, one significant thing has changed: we've come not just to appreciate Kamil Krulis, but truly like what he does. Maybe it's over-compensating for 25 years ago when we clearly did not get the El Caminos... but we're really, truly enjoying Body-Body.[/color] [color=rgb(68, 68, 68)]If you're looking to draw a line musically from Kamil's other projects, you're in for a bit of a leap. Backwards, even. This is nothing like the short-lived [/color][color=rgb(55, 120, 205)][url=http://www.calgarycassettes.org/2015/04/plastick-plastick-2015.html]Plastick[/url][/color][color=rgb(68, 68, 68)] - it's a direct reaction to the darkwave/goth elements of that band (and so many others right now). Forget the brooding and moodiness of the 80's - there's no room for your skinny jeans and black t-shirt here. Kamil wants you on his 90's dance floor in your pastels and baggy pants. We like to think this is like going up to the Tasmanian Ballroom for a night of dancing, instead of going to a show at the Night Gallery. Uh, not that we ever did that. Often.[/color] [color=rgb(68, 68, 68)]So, Kamil has worked his contrarian magic and made electronic music that's fun. And also impossible to find online - [/color][color=rgb(55, 120, 205)][url=https://body-body.bandcamp.com/]the Body-Body bandcamp exists in URL [/url][/color][color=rgb(68, 68, 68)]only.[/color]