The 1090 Club / The Forecast
split CD
(3+3 cd - 21'44'' Bingo Lady / Thinker Thought rec 'o4)
| pall youhideme
Altro split cd per i 1090
Club (leggi vecchia recensio),
questa volta a divider la torta con i Forecast.
Un ep di indie rock brillante di spleen, nuove canzoni che
si impreziosiscono di volteggi di violino, senti Idle Talk,
- quindi piano, chitarre, pop rock underground che brucia bene su
Ode. Ogni traccia è un rimarcare sino alla fine di un
riff perfetto, - davvero una volta che ne hanno trovato uno non lo
abbandonano, tutti insieme rivolti a chiamare e prolungare la Malinconia,
sentimento cui si sono votati come pure le liriche di Sean Lynch.
Concludono le tre tracce con un fulminante outro in crescendo, pieno
di distorsioni e noise, tanto per giurare che ce n'è ancora.
I Forecast
sono invece dei ragazzi emo-core, urlano a squarciagola, si caricano
delle chitarre e rullate di batteria, corrono su I Lost Everything
in Re-entry, a due voci, lui lei, e buttano la ballad di chitarroni
su After Winter .
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One more split CD for 1090 Club (see past review), this time, sharing the cake with The Forecast. An ep full of brilliant indie rock coloured with spleen, new songs enriched with violin swirlies, - listen to Idle Talk, - then piano, guitar, underground pop rock burning well on Ode. On each track, it's like members of 1090 Club found a perfect riff, and They wanted to work on it until the end, until it's complete in its own Melancholy and so that its after-taste still can stay fixed for a longer in Your head, - a feeling They seem to be somewhat devoted to, as Steve Lynch's voice and lyrics. They end with a outro in crescendo, with distortions and noise, - as They were swearing They have still much to say. The Forecast are some emo-core kids, scream out loud and run with fast guitars and drum beats, as on I Lost Everything in Re-entry, with male and female vocals, - and then They close Their contribute with a ballad with heavy guitars on After Winter.
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One more split CD for 1090 Club (see past review), this time, sharing the cake with The Forecast. An ep full of brilliant indie rock coloured with spleen, new songs enriched with violin swirlies, - listen to Idle Talk, - then piano, guitar, underground pop rock burning well on Ode. On each track, it's like members of 1090 Club found a perfect riff, and They wanted to work on it until the end, until it's complete in its own Melancholy and so that its after-taste still can stay fixed for a longer in Your head, - a feeling They seem to be somewhat devoted to, as Steve Lynch's voice and lyrics. They end with a outro in crescendo, with distortions and noise, - as They were swearing They have still much to say. The Forecast are some emo-core kids, scream out loud and run with fast guitars and drum beats, as on I Lost Everything in Re-entry, with male and female vocals, - and then They close Their contribute with a ballad with heavy guitars on After Winter.
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