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 "Chi è e non è" is a song sung in Italian, with acoustic tones, vaguely psychedelic.

 The piece 'Slogan' is sweet, sharp, and melancholic, dark and less lively than the original.

The review praises Blonde Redhead's mini album Mélodie Citronique for its psychedelic and acoustic tones, multilingual tracks, and notable cover of Gainsbourg's 'Slogan.' The album is seen as a reinterpretation featuring haunting vocals and hints of sounds that later appear on 'Misery Is A Butterfly.' The overall impression is that of a delicate and emotionally rich work. Discover Blonde Redhead's Mélodie Citronique and dive into its mellow, multilingual indie melodies today!

 Maximum respect for the bands that love to release EPs between albums.

 Undoubtedly, the best of the series.

This review praises Belle and Sebastian's 3..6..9 Seconds of Light EP as the best of a trio of early high-quality mini EPs. It highlights the band’s classic melancholic and sweet style, combined with new rockabilly influences. The EP is noted for its mix of peaceful and epic sounds and its inclusion in a later compilation. A definite must-listen for fans of the band and 90s indie. Discover the charm and innovation of Belle and Sebastian's iconic EP—listen now and experience the golden age of '90s indie music!

 "The protagonist of this collection’s tracks is melancholy."

 "A half-hour of what I consider the true 80s indie-pop school."

Snowball by The Field Mice is an eight-track indie-pop mini LP from 1989 that captures a range of melancholic moods. The album blends post-punk, new wave, and proto-shoegaze elements, with standout tracks like 'Letting Go' and 'White'. Released by the legendary Sarah Records, it epitomizes the authentic 80s indie-pop sound. The review praises its emotional depth and nostalgic resonance. Listen to Snowball by The Field Mice and dive into the heart of 80s indie-pop nostalgia!