His latest album, Virgo Blaktro & The Movie Disco, is absolutely brilliant. In Louis Pattison's words:
The other side of a brief intro and an opening track, “Moviedisco”, which moves in the woozy, faintly hallucinogenic disco territory favoured by late ‘70s Italian film producers, this is largely a cheerfully, optimistic, permanently ‘up’ album. The pumping “Like Something For Porno” matches languid guitar licks, handclaps and a ecstatic female vocal that’s interrupted midway through by a couple of voices ripe for amour, while the excellent “Sweetfrosti” is a synth-spotter’s dream, shimmering and multi-layered with a strong early-‘80s flavour.
I couldn't have put it better
3 comments:
flipping fillie!am there!
will report back.
It's no good trying to get "down wiv da kids", sweetie: middle age is fast approaching, and even an entire blog consisting of music reviews such as this won't hold back that tide...
Kiss kiss!
talk about tapping into our worst fears and driving a stake through them. ouch, that hurt le duc.
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