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THE REVIEW

"Curtains" is an album full of atmospheres, even if they are quite simple, they make the album very soft and engaging.

It is well known that Frusciante is a very well-rounded and open musician who plays multiple instruments, not to mention the, in my opinion, magical use of his voice. I wouldn’t be able to recommend one song over another because I always listened to this album in its entirety, so the listener's memory doesn't hold onto one or more songs but rather a well-defined idea of music and song.

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Curtains is an album rich in simple yet captivating atmospheres. John Frusciante’s versatility as a multi-instrumentalist and his distinctive voice shine throughout. The album is best enjoyed as a whole rather than as individual tracks, delivering a unique and consistent musical experience.

Tracklist Lyrics Videos

01   The Past Recedes (03:53)

02   Lever Pulled (02:22)

04   The Real (03:06)

05   A Name (02:03)

06   Control (04:29)

07   Your Warning (03:33)

08   Hope (01:56)

09   Ascension (02:52)

10   Time Tonight (03:12)

11   Leap Your Bar (02:36)

John Frusciante

John Frusciante is an American musician best known as a guitarist of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, with a wide-ranging solo catalog spanning lo-fi acoustic recordings, melodic alternative rock, and later electronic-focused releases.
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By joe strummer

 "John has realized that electronics for its own sake is not his forte and decides to let himself be guided by his acoustic guitar."

 "Curtains is a good record that demonstrates how Frusciante is capable of giving a lot when he has little at his disposal."


By Jayde

 "With Curtains, John Frusciante has reached one of the highest musical points of his career, with a simple album; but full, brimming, overflowing with emotions."

 "The final solo (López + Frusci) exudes Hendrix from every pore, and I’m not speaking negatively."