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Herself: God is a Major
Non diversamente dai prototipi di certo indie americano, Geole Valenti, alias Herself, da Palermo, costruisce il suo secondo album (a due anni da Please Please Please Leave Me Now) ad immagine e somiglianza di tanta gente che ai più potrà dire davvero poco. Le citazioni a volte possono essere davvero fuorvianti e poi chi se ne frega se questo o quell’altro brano sembrano davvero vicino a Tizio e Caio?
Basta una chitarra, qualche insert elettronico, una voce sospirata e uno studio di registrazione casalingo. Non sarà più una rivoluzione, ma almeno il risultato ci stregherà per un attimo. Come in una seduta psicanalitica e l’inverno del discontento sarà con voi.
Il gusto “acerbo” della musica.
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Track Listing
01.5.38/ dawn in my garden; 02. Hidden; 03. Waterline; 04. Day goes by; 05. Report; 06. July 2, by the lake; 07. Stoned; 08. Stand in a graveyard; 09. Perpetual, youth; 10. To become a trappist/aerolith
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Title: God is a Major | Year Released: 2007 | Record Label: Grupo Actus / Cafe Caliente
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