Mojave 3
Out Of Tune

THE REVIEW

My journey began with an incomparable "Excuses for Travellers" and today, my solitary multicolored balloon, Cinderella of enchanted dreams, advances with "Out Of Tune".

Three sweet guys, Neil and Rachel (both former Slowdive members) and Bernard, who always tend to be praised, offering us such fine and rare beauty, unreachable for many other bands that, unfortunately or fortunately, unsuccessfully try desperately to imitate them. Quite honestly, generic clones, or more precisely those of Mojave 3, are not welcome in the Bible of music.

Ten paths that delve in search of peace and carefree moments, inevitably fleeting, want us to reflect intensely on this confusing world, and so distorted by free hatred and stupidity, melodies that wish to grant us moments of temporary enchantment, that can only make us feel good, perhaps dreaming of a little tropical island in an emulsification of warmth, or maybe capturing the summit of Everest (God of the sky) in total hypothermia.

From the beginning to the end, these are classic songs that always fit perfectly, illuminating the darkest and shadowy parts, transforming the silence of our anxious thoughts into a floral cradle, a nest full of carefree spirit, "Who Do You Love" and "Some Kinda Angel" are of palpable beauty, a harmonious physiognomy, "To Whom Should I Write" a sound rich in magic, "Yer Feet, "All Your Tears" and "Caught Beneath Your Heel" not to mention "Keep It All Hid" an exceptionally precious symphonic dialogue, in short, they are all silver sprinkles of stardust.

Guitars that marry with a sensitive folk rock, slightly enclosed in pop rock memories, still indelibly persistent, signed "Slowdive", but maintaining their precise and main characteristics, without deviating from strict patterns, making them so unique.

So much emotion in a celestial softness, and so much emotion in the depths of the soul.

Mojave 3... emotions encapsulated in hearts that live.