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Beyond the Neighbourhood is indeed a different album compared to the previous two, which were too close to certain BritPop sounds (is there still someone who calls it "Indie"?) and reveal an interesting infatuation with electronics that hints at Synth Pop (and it was inevitable that this would happen) but is terribly elegant where the coexistence with a mostly "guitar-oriented" environment (I'm in the mood for neologisms... sorry...) is well-presented and not at all forced. Discover the review
Beyond the Neighbourhood is indeed a different album compared to the previous two, which were too close to certain BritPop sounds (is there still someone who calls it "Indie"?) and reveal an interesting infatuation with electronics that hints at Synth Pop (and it was inevitable that this would happen) but is terribly elegant where the coexistence with a mostly "guitar-oriented" environment (I'm in the mood for neologisms... sorry...) is well-presented and not at all forced.
"Tourist," the second effort by the very young Athlete, is a true surprise in this 2005, a year lacking a bit of the "real novelty," the usual "big thing." Discover the review
"Tourist," the second effort by the very young Athlete, is a true surprise in this 2005, a year lacking a bit of the "real novelty," the usual "big thing."
These Brits define themselves as the British answer to Pavement, but in my opinion, they're simply the happier and more naive Coldplay. Discover the review
These Brits define themselves as the British answer to Pavement, but in my opinion, they're simply the happier and more naive Coldplay.
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