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Discography:
2010:
Morning Belle (Mole Listening Pearls) mp3
The Big Shapes (Mole Listening Pearls) CD, mp3
Dragon Tree (Mole Listening Pearls) coming soon!
Videography:
2010:
Dragon Tree Video (big | small) -> Pictures from the video shooting
Audio Interview:
2010:
Naomi talks about "The Big Shapes", recorded in June 2010

The British star producers Xenomania (Pet Shop Boys, Sugababes) recently asked Naomi for a sample (they got it); Naomi's three year old fan favourite "Needle On The Record" is a constant seller in the US iTunes Store; their Myspace and Facebook pages are brimming with love letters from Russia, Mexico, Texas or Taiwan.
In their native Germany they are still something of a best-kept secret, regardless of consistently euphoric press reviews, but this might well change with The Big Shapes (2010), their fifth Album on Mole Listening Pearls.

Still, like any great fun, The Big Shapes is propelled by great seriousness. “First Things First“ gleefully exaggerates the disillusioned pragmatism of the noughties, “Hello Fever“ sounds like a feverish dream about the financial crisis, “Sleep“ ponders the fact that only those who don’t act at all make no mistakes.
Behind the stoically grooving psychedelic pop of “Don‘t Die Again OK“ there lurks a childhood nightmare, and the vocoder-based final track “I‘ll Be The Past“, possibly the most touching song of the album, is a humble, obviously autobiographically inspired meditation on mortality, almost a prayer.
Reviewing their last albums, the "Rolling Stone magazine" described Naomi as “wondrous“. They still are. Just this time with a bang.