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Tom Verlaine, The Go-Betweens, Sparks, Fox the Fox, Love
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Pop, Electronic, Croonerdisco, Nocturnal, Fin
Latest reviews
Great loops and definitely well worked over. This is and a piece of nice sounding instrumentals. I start thinking of Quincy Jones "The Anderson Tapes" (1971), but I also sense Norman Whitfield. No doubt - this is lounge music par excellence.
Seems like most reviewers mentioning happiness and joy when they've listened to this album. I must agree, it made me feel good. So Yachar - you must have found some kind of a musical formula that can cause positive reactions among people. I like it.
First - there's good intention in this no doubt, and the tracks "Love" and "Sprungwellen" is in my opinion the best examples. But there's certainly more of early 90's euro dance floor in this production than anything else, and maybe the distorted voices and the techno-stuff is killing the good pop melodies that certainly is there.
Sounds good, i love the way Harold Faltermayer sounded in the mid 80's - this reminds me somehow, but stands for itself no doubt.
Had a good time listening to this album. Nice touch with the melodies, especially tracks one, three and six felt good listening to.
Considering this is the give away market...
Very good!!!
Like if Midge Ure and Ian McCulloch shared a cabin. Songwriting and melodies are strong.
This is good, like if Steve Stills and Leslie Kong moved to Norway. Fantastic new version of "Beside You".
Great tweaking and turning of the knobs indeed, but there´s also some really nice songs in this album and I like it like it a lot.
I like everything here but especially that the melody moves on, and also the instrumentation with the nice dull snare drum sound.
Maybe the singer could / should bring more energy but that's just something a boring critic would say. Good!
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