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 He enchants, nothing more.

 You are left breathless, struck by these songs that hit you like a train, that leave you dazed, that invade you with their simplicity and depth.

This review praises Francesco Tricarico's album Giglio for its imaginative lyrics and unique sound reminiscent of Battisti. It highlights Tricarico's ability to create deep, poetic songs that explore themes of innocence, freedom, and life's challenges. The album stands out as a refreshing gem in Italian music, offering listeners a colorful and dreamlike experience. The review underscores Tricarico's artistic authenticity and emotional resonance. Explore Francesco Tricarico's Giglio and immerse yourself in a colorful world of poetic Italian music.

 'Hats Off To The Buskers' is one of the albums I’ve been listening to the most lately, but it almost seems like the four Scottish lads did a 'copy and paste' from The Fratellis’ work.

 The risk of excessive monotony is thwarted by the tempo changes in Skag Trendy and the oriental moods of Wasteland.

The View's debut album 'Hats Off To The Buskers' channels the sounds of popular indie rock bands like The Fratellis and Arctic Monkeys. While it closely resembles The Fratellis' 'Costello Music,' the album offers several catchy and interesting tracks. The band shows originality through tempo shifts and diverse moods, making the record engaging despite some monotony. Overall, it's a strong indie rock entry worthy of attention. Listen to The View’s catchy debut and explore the fresh sounds of Scottish indie rock now!