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I review this EP (released in 1999, a few months before the masterpiece concept "The Sophtware Slump") just for this song, the most beautiful by Grandaddy. Discover the review
I review this EP (released in 1999, a few months before the masterpiece concept "The Sophtware Slump") just for this song, the most beautiful by Grandaddy.
It is undoubtedly now one of my favorites because it is simply something special. Discover the review
It is undoubtedly now one of my favorites because it is simply something special.
One of the American indie peaks of the '90s (release year 1997), one of those 5-6 albums that define a hypermodern melancholy, indeed suggest the indissoluble union between progress-at-all-costs and alienation, not just a rock whine then, 24-karat low fidelity, very Coupland-like in its existentialist stride. Discover the review
One of the American indie peaks of the '90s (release year 1997), one of those 5-6 albums that define a hypermodern melancholy, indeed suggest the indissoluble union between progress-at-all-costs and alienation, not just a rock whine then, 24-karat low fidelity, very Coupland-like in its existentialist stride.
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