Jean Balan recommends:
With "Homosapien" PVT make a big step into more catchy music. The more minimalistic arrangements seem to miss the complexity and therefore the standard of their recent albums, but that's a fallacy.
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Music from another galaxy; spaced-out, pysch-electronic production with eerie, anti-gravity vocal melodies.
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New Wave-y pop music abounds on the latest from Sydney group Retiree, with bright keys and big hooks.
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Des Rêves Étranges [EP]
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Pretty, Lush-inspired dream pop has a gentle touch, with whispered spoken-sung French vocals drifting lightly over shimmering guitars.
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