Tomorrow´s hits
The Men
This is a good disc for those of you who like dirty, savage rock. There’s a lot of energy in The Men’s fifth album and songs like Pearly Gates show thatwell. It’s licentious music to dance in dark, neon-lit halls, somewhere between punk and noise. Different days is another stand-out song on the record, a great punk hymn.
St Vincent
St Vincent
This is the first solo record since the collaboration between Annie Clarke and David Byrne. It’s almost a concept record and it’s based on the digital age. The result is something like getting into Blade Runner or some cyber discotheque. Birth in Reverse is the sound track a Replicant would choose for a Saturday night.
Azeriak
Bakelite
Groups with just two members can fall victim to clichés, but that doesn’t happen with Bakelite. After releasing many singles, this is their first long player. They bring together crude rock and dirty garage and the results are excellent. Giant songs such as Azeriak show that the Basque underground is back with a punch.
Present Tense
Wild Beasts
Wild Beasts have brought out their fourth studio record. The band promotes an elegant dialectic between pop and electronic music and knows how to keep everything it does to a high standard. That’s how they still give us moments of pleasure. The mysterious ‘Wanderlust’, for instance, fills you up with waves from the 80’s and takes you on a trip through time.
Morning phase
Beck
Twenty years have gone by since Beck brought our Loser and it’s been six years since his last release. Although there have been numerous contradictions in the work he’s brought out over the years, we have to say that this is one of his best records from recent years. It rings of California pop and is full of tunes you can’t get out of your head.
Morgan Delt
Morgan Delt
This is a luminous combination of psychedelia and rock. In their songs full of kaleidoscopic structures, Morgan Delt use b-movie subjects to write their lyrics. Amongst zombies and other characters, we got lost in the whirlpool of Barbarian Kings. Advisable for Tame Impala and Holy Wave fans.
