Prussian Blue
Fragment Of The Future

When we talk about deviant adolescence...

It was thought that human madness had a limit, that after all, deep down in everyone there is a spark of goodness, but we were wrong: The Lynx and Lamb sisters are fifteen-year-old American twins who, at first listen, are neither harmless, like the many Avril Lavigne-style clones, nor penetrating. Their music is excellent folk that captivates and inflames and in some ways manages to become poignant, thanks to the seemingly angelic voices of the two that enchant on enjoyable acoustic guitar melodies (as happens in the beautiful "Hate For Hate: Lamb Near The Lane", "The Snow Fell" and "I Will Bleed For You"), the real flaw is the lyrics: they do not talk about adolescent problems, boys, love, joy of life, parties... no! They talk about hate, blood, death, and the denial of human rights, defending their race to death. For heaven's sake, what will the music business invent now to churn out money? Marilyn Manson wasn't enough, now two little girls all smiles and pink ribbons declare love for Nazism and honor for the Aryan race... my god, what kind of world have we ended up in?

It is really a shame. Here the music is truly unique, well-made, and full of emotions. I won’t hide that if they had sung in Uzbek, and I hadn't had the chance to translate their lyrics, I would have added at least two more stars. Indeed, the minute-and-a-half ballad titled "Skinhead Boy" (!) is truly cheerful and musically beautiful, and what about the nursery rhyme "Weiss Weiss Weiss"? Pure folk-rock creativity. "Sacrifice" and "Aryan Man Awake" are still beautiful and irresistible: the two show a truly innate singing talent, despite their young age. I will say no more, I just say that the album sounds to me disrespectful and inhumane, despite its compositional beauty.