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THE REVIEW
Once again in the whale's mouth, it lets us sail through the infinite sea of forgotten melodies, but always in a heart that beats not at alien rhythms nor stops to admire motionless landscapes.
But after all, this record takes your heart and squeezes it between the velvety hands of baroque pop. Holding your breath with open eyes feels beautiful.
Hands suspended in time, 60's or a revisit?
So many things come to mind.
Sunshine pop as if the Beatles were surfing in California.
Baroque like the Bee Gees in a 60's tropical club amidst little umbrellas and Bacharach.
It seems very cartoonish, very Yellow Submarine.
Believe me, we are in the mouth of the whale, not of a tuna.
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Summary by Bot
This review celebrates The Millenium's album 'The Beginning Of The End' as a lush baroque pop journey steeped in 60s sunshine melodies. The album evokes iconic sounds reminiscent of the Beatles, Bee Gees, and Bacharach, delivering a heartfelt and nostalgically rich listening experience. The reviewer praises its poetic and vibrant quality, likening it to a bright, animated musical adventure.
The Millenium
American late-1960s sunshine/baroque pop group best known for their lush studio work.01 Reviews
