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THE REVIEW
Amiable Le Super Homard
Psycho pop covered by a very light baroque veil, dreamy melodies with folk pop glimpses filtered through a colorful dream pop lens.
60s retro-futuristic, harmonies now within our DNA, effects from TV shows with yellow raincoats, wide-brimmed transparent plastic hair, big glasses with purple lenses to watch movies in 3D. All served with a good slice of apple pie filled with analog candied fruit, vintage synths, and a synthetic pink frosting.
Imaginative Frenchisms à la Stereolab, sighs of Air, the new psycho pop paths embarked upon by Jacco Gardner.
Amiable Le Super Homard
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Le Super Homard's Maple Key offers a charming blend of psycho pop wrapped in a light baroque touch. Dreamy melodies and folk pop elements shine through a 60s retro-futuristic lens, enhanced by vintage synth sounds. The album recalls influences such as Stereolab and Air, delivering a nostalgic yet fresh musical experience. Overall, it is a delightful indie pop journey with imaginative flair.
