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This is the case with this single by Clio... today, despite all this amnesia, is considered the best Italo Disco track ever. 'Faces' is a true diamond that does not hesitate at all in the hypnotic void... a clear reference point of pure synth-pop lightness.
This is the case with this single by Clio... today, despite all this amnesia, is considered the best Italo Disco track ever.
'Faces' is a true diamond that does not hesitate at all in the hypnotic void... a clear reference point of pure synth-pop lightness.
Clio's 1985 single 'Faces' is a rediscovered gem of Italo Disco, offering a dreamy vaporwave and synth-pop experience. Despite its initial obscurity, the song shines as a nostalgic and hypnotic tribute to 80s electronic dance music. It captures retro summer vibes and remains essential for fans of vintage synth sounds. The review highly recommends 'Faces' to lovers of ephemeral and atmospheric synth music. Listen to Clio's 'Faces' now and dive into the ultimate vintage Italo Disco experience!
"Bowie challenges the music market with punchy blows like a boxer...and wins his commercial battle in ‘Let’s Dance.’" "What remains from listening to the new NLMD is not something we can place in ordinary time, nor memory, but a time that becomes alien where his creative genius suddenly emerges."
"Bowie challenges the music market with punchy blows like a boxer...and wins his commercial battle in ‘Let’s Dance.’"
"What remains from listening to the new NLMD is not something we can place in ordinary time, nor memory, but a time that becomes alien where his creative genius suddenly emerges."
This review honors David Bowie's transformative 80s EMI period, highlighting his shift toward mainstream appeal with albums like 'Let’s Dance' and 'Never Let Me Down.' It explores the initial criticism of 'Never Let Me Down,' Bowie's dissatisfaction with its production, and the 2018 remix that revitalizes the album with fresh arrangements. The box set 'Loving The Alien (1983-1988)' offers a valuable re-examination of this era, appealing to longtime fans and new listeners alike. Dive into Bowie’s 80s reinvention and hear the stunning new take on Never Let Me Down—explore the Loving The Alien box set now!
David Sylvian here redraws his original writing and pays homage to Bowie, playing in the cover between similarities and reflections. Anton Corbijn’s direction for the clip ultimately completes the perfection of this diamond.
David Sylvian here redraws his original writing and pays homage to Bowie, playing in the cover between similarities and reflections.
Anton Corbijn’s direction for the clip ultimately completes the perfection of this diamond.
The review celebrates David Sylvian’s first solo single 'Red Guitar' from 1984, highlighting its importance as a precursor to his album 'Brilliant Trees'. It praises the song’s homage to David Bowie and the accompanying Anton Corbijn-directed video. Also noted is the B-side 'Forbidden Colours,' a collaboration with Ryuichi Sakamoto. The single is described as a cult object and a marker of Sylvian’s dazzling solo career. Discover the brilliance of David Sylvian's 'Red Guitar' and explore the origins of his legendary solo career today!
Jon DuPree saw in Marc Bolan’s style, more than Bowie’s, a matchless model of pop composition between outrage and catchiness. A band that could have really broken through by continuing on this path but dissipated far too soon despite the potential and ideas all present in this single proof of their career.
Jon DuPree saw in Marc Bolan’s style, more than Bowie’s, a matchless model of pop composition between outrage and catchiness.
A band that could have really broken through by continuing on this path but dissipated far too soon despite the potential and ideas all present in this single proof of their career.
Earth Eighteen's Butterfly marked a brief yet striking foray into glam rock influenced by Marc Bolan and sci-fi imagery. Released and ended in 1995, the album blends catchy pop and theatrical rock, showing great potential despite the band's short lifespan. Highlights include the love ballad 'The Fall Divine' and space-themed 'Blood Revival 99.' A promising debut that was sadly overlooked. Listen to Earth Eighteen's Butterfly and explore a unique blend of glam rock and sci-fi vibes from the forgotten 90s trio.
All dogmas imposed by our emotions on some masterpieces that we as fans consider untouchable must be shattered. Robert Smith consolidates as an indisputable existentialist dark icon, upheaving the lives of generations of fans.
All dogmas imposed by our emotions on some masterpieces that we as fans consider untouchable must be shattered.
Robert Smith consolidates as an indisputable existentialist dark icon, upheaving the lives of generations of fans.
This review covers The Cure's Mixed Up Deluxe Edition, focusing on Robert Smith's personal remix projects and the inclusion of Torn Down: Mixed Up Extras 2018. It highlights the album as a creative exploration that reshapes classic tracks while acknowledging listeners' emotional attachments. The review also reflects on The Cure's evolution, the mentorship of Chris Parry, and Robert Smith's ongoing creative struggles and future prospects. Overall, it praises the remix collection as a valuable celebration of the band's 40-year career. Dive into The Cure's Mixed Up Deluxe Edition and experience Robert Smith’s bold remix transformations now!
"Yan Wagner skillfully navigates both the clichés of these thematic theatricalisms of type four and the clichés of 80s synth-pop." "The beautiful and darkest 'No Love' gradually or immediately conquers the listener and, like good wine, can become addictive."
"Yan Wagner skillfully navigates both the clichés of these thematic theatricalisms of type four and the clichés of 80s synth-pop."
"The beautiful and darkest 'No Love' gradually or immediately conquers the listener and, like good wine, can become addictive."
Yan Wagner's album 'This Never Happened' delves into melancholic, dramatic themes inspired by the enneagram type-4 personality. The music is a stylish tribute to 80s synth-pop icons like Depeche Mode and Kraftwerk, enriched by Wagner's crooner-like vocals. While some tracks falter and others feel derivative, the album offers a colorful and imaginative sonic journey. It successfully captures retro electronica vibes without breaking new ground. Discover Yan Wagner’s retro synth-pop charm and dive into the emotional landscape of 'This Never Happened.' Listen now and feel the 80s revival!
"Against all odds… I’m still alive… the author reassures us." "Nine Times remains a good work and does not betray that desire to amaze, to make a mess, typical of the author."
"Against all odds… I’m still alive… the author reassures us."
"Nine Times remains a good work and does not betray that desire to amaze, to make a mess, typical of the author."
Adriano Cintra’s third solo album, Nine Times, continues his journey with a unique sound blending synth pop and indie rock influences. Though not reaching the heights of his acclaimed Animal album, Nine Times offers several standout tracks and shows his persistent creativity. The album features playful 80s vibes alongside introspective moments, complemented by a DIY promotional style. Adriano’s songwriting remains strong and hints at more future surprises. Discover the eclectic world of Adriano Cintra’s Nine Times—listen now and explore his unique blend of indie and synth pop!
The Basildon trio switch their communicative register to take a clear and unequivocal 'political' stand, bluntly expressing their anger and thoughts to the world openly and without any filter. 'We have not evolved, We have no respect, We have lost control (...) We are going Backwards.'
The Basildon trio switch their communicative register to take a clear and unequivocal 'political' stand, bluntly expressing their anger and thoughts to the world openly and without any filter.
'We have not evolved, We have no respect, We have lost control (...) We are going Backwards.'
Depeche Mode’s 2017 album Spirit is praised as a compelling return to form, combining their signature synth sound with stark political commentary. The album's lyrics sharply critique modern society's alienation and cultural stagnation, backed by dark, well-produced tracks. Though not packed with mainstream hits, Spirit impresses with mood, depth, and thoughtful messages. Fans will appreciate the emotional and political weight carried by Martin Gore and Dave Gahan’s performances. Discover Depeche Mode's Spirit—listen now and dive into their powerful political and emotional journey.
Pete Burns had a very cool masculine charisma (with that eye patch), completely different from Boy George, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, or Jimmy Sommerville. 'Special Star' is a sweet love song, it has a spiritual element, a white and nostalgic light that can hold back a tear, or make you cry uncontrollably: a beautiful track!
Pete Burns had a very cool masculine charisma (with that eye patch), completely different from Boy George, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, or Jimmy Sommerville.
'Special Star' is a sweet love song, it has a spiritual element, a white and nostalgic light that can hold back a tear, or make you cry uncontrollably: a beautiful track!
This review pays tribute to Pete Burns and Dead or Alive's 1987 album 'Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know.' It explores the album’s mix of Hi-NRG dance music with Gothic and post-punk aesthetics, highlighting standout tracks and situating the album in the context of 80s music culture. The reviewer shares personal memories of discovering the band and reflects on the lasting influence of Burns as a gay icon and music pioneer. Explore the vibrant legacy of Pete Burns and dive into the iconic sounds of Dead or Alive’s 'Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know' album today!
David Bowie managed to honor his life in such an unthinkable, astonishing way, demonstrating courage and a spirit of exemplary strength. "No Plan," "Killing A Little Time," and "When I Met You" form 18 minutes of overwhelming and intense Bowie composition.
David Bowie managed to honor his life in such an unthinkable, astonishing way, demonstrating courage and a spirit of exemplary strength.
"No Plan," "Killing A Little Time," and "When I Met You" form 18 minutes of overwhelming and intense Bowie composition.
David Bowie's Lazarus cast album stands as a moving tribute to his unparalleled creativity and spirit. The album blends theatrical performances with rare and unreleased tracks from his final Blackstar sessions. Despite varied appeal due to its musical format, the second disc’s exclusive Bowie compositions make the album a must-have. This work honors his courage facing mortality, highlighting spiritual themes and his lasting legacy. Lazarus showcases Bowie's ability to transcend death with art. Discover the profound legacy of David Bowie in the Lazarus cast album—listen to the final unreleased tracks and experience his artistic farewell.
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