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Thank you for stopping by! @CPT: You're exaggerating, I'm just content to be the reviewer with the best hairstyle. :-)

It's somewhat true that many bands get mixed up in my head. In the end, the names of indie bands always take on the same stylistic traits. Maybe I saw them at MIAMI this summer. But were they the Casanovas? Or The Jacqueries? Then there was also a certain Marie Antoniette... I don't know... megamix (by Mooolella). And if you tell me there's Appino and Gabrielli, you're not helping... adorable, yes, but these professionals chase each other from album to album so much that one gets confused, and it all seems like one gigantic indie album. But they have to make a living too. Good job anyway. Indie rules.

In my opinion, Darius, you missed it big time. Older is everything but summery. It's an album that emerges with a sad mood and is marked by the red thread of dried blood (see "you have been loved"). It's a superlative album. Very thoughtful. Most likely, your young age has led you to an out-of-context judgment. I’m very attached to this album, but I listen to it very rarely because it’s the album of a mourning. A dark project like its cover. An album you didn't understand.

Anyway, one of the 5 most beautiful album titles in history.

I'm listening. I don't understand the two dots though. Inside here, it feels like all that '80s theatrical pop that was so praised back in the day. Voices like Almond, Andy Bell from Erasure, and Alison Moyet. More recently, the Ark. It doesn't seem so bad to me. Quite the opposite. But I've only listened to tracks from this album.

I understand. I have to buy it. It has been watching me for days from the used section of my trusted store.

ehm "too" few...

too few 5 for such a record

I read Alta Marea by Cussler and it grossed me out. I doubt he's a 5-star author. But it's a matter of genre, and this isn't my genre.

I found it easily in Milan along with other things from the TT. The album is beautiful and Mark is a giant.