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 Studio 3. Four (or five, I don’t know) guys, placed there by some greedy producer thirsty for money, who pretend to be a boy-band for horny twelve-year-olds.

 All it takes is a sappy lyric, a catchy chorus, four guys (at least one of whom is at least passably presentable), and you’re at the top of the charts.

This review criticizes Studio 3’s album 'Forse Un Angelo' as a cheaply manufactured boy-band aimed at young fans. The reviewer expresses frustration with the music industry's tendency to promote formulaic acts for quick profit, comparing Studio 3 unfavorably to established boy-bands. Despite a fair rating, the review decries the shallowness and commercial nature of the group and their music. Read the full critical review of Studio 3's 'Forse Un Angelo' and decide if manufactured pop is your style.

 This is one of those albums that one would never get tired of listening to: it’s never repetitive, never banal.

 'Hands Away' is, in my opinion, the true masterpiece of Interpol, transporting you to another dimension in a dreamy trance.

This review praises Interpol's debut album as a compelling and never repetitive work. The distinctive vocals of Paul Banks and the skilled guitar work by Daniel Kessler stand out. Key tracks like 'Hands Away' and 'NYC' highlight the album's blend of melancholic and energetic sounds. The reviewer regards it as one of the best recent albums, offering a fresh light in modern music. Listen to Interpol’s 'Turn On The Bright Lights' and experience this timeless indie rock masterpiece today!