Hi everyone!
I really enjoy the new album, especially the final track "Last Man Standing," which reminds me a lot, both in its sound and its compositional "style," as well as even in the metric of the respective choruses, of the glorious "The Chauffeur" (which I consider the most beautiful song of all time!), as well as the beautiful "Kyoto Song" by The Cure. A masterpiece!
Also...
I have just uploaded a new track, "Just Illusion," a sort of pop-jazz song with a bit of a baroque feel featuring sax, elements of classical music (piano, strings), and frenzied fretless bass.
Additionally, "The World Is On Fire" is still being heavily listened to, greatly inspired by the 80s new wave (with references to Duran Duran, Alphaville, Classix Nouveaux, The Associates, B-Movie, Wim Mertens, and The Killers), while the other two previously uploaded tracks are still "making waves": one is titled "Formerly Known As The King," and could be defined as a mix between psychedelic post-punk and symphonic power metal, vaguely influenced by Muse and Sonata Arctica, but with a trashy lyric inspired by crime news... and the other, "Nothing To Believe In," is a sort of prog-jazz ballad with Eastern, classical, and new wave elements, inspired by David Bowie, Arcadia, Furniture, Eyeless in Gaza, Japan, David Sylvian, Mick Karn, Dolphin Brothers, Nine Horses, Masami Tsuchiya, Yukihiro Takahashi, Melon, The Cure, Metro, John Foxx, Eberhard Weber, etc.
I hope you like them!
Best regards,
Mario
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