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It's difficult to find a more fitting title and cover for an album like this, and after all, Mr. Marc Almond is someone who truly understands enchantment: after the immensely successful Soft Cell interlude, probably the most substantial duo of the '80s synth-pop scene, he embarked on a solo career that was prolific and filled with countless gems. Discover the review
It's difficult to find a more fitting title and cover for an album like this, and after all, Mr. Marc Almond is someone who truly understands enchantment: after the immensely successful Soft Cell interlude, probably the most substantial duo of the '80s synth-pop scene, he embarked on a solo career that was prolific and filled with countless gems.
"All I need is a glittery curtain to sing a cheap but potent song, on a small wooden stage at the back of a bar, to feel like I belong, to stand in front of a glittery curtain, to sing my sad song, of one Discover the review
"All I need is a glittery curtain to sing a cheap but potent song, on a small wooden stage at the back of a bar, to feel like I belong, to stand in front of a glittery curtain, to sing my sad song, of one
A miracle. A fantastic surprise. To find Marc Almond in such good form, so in control of himself, with songs so well chosen and so engaging - perhaps the only weak moment is "The Ballad Of The Sad Young Men" and the result is debatable on "Strangers In The Night" - brought me back to a lost paradise. Discover the review
A miracle. A fantastic surprise. To find Marc Almond in such good form, so in control of himself, with songs so well chosen and so engaging - perhaps the only weak moment is "The Ballad Of The Sad Young Men" and the result is debatable on "Strangers In The Night" - brought me back to a lost paradise.
FS is shining and simply perfect, the squaring of the circle of a wonderful artist for whom fidelity to self has never been synonymous with sterile self-replication. Discover the review
FS is shining and simply perfect, the squaring of the circle of a wonderful artist for whom fidelity to self has never been synonymous with sterile self-replication.
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