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"Awake In The Night (Album)" by fake plastic

"Awake In The Night (Album)" by fake plastic They move skilfully between post-punk, indie rock, and alternative rock, and prove with their album "Awake In The Night" that they have brought a musical enrichment to old-school garage punk rock. fake plastic are back on NenesButler and present a long-player with 11 songs that has it all. The introduction with "Pale Moon" is extremely rhythm-oriented ; the drums take centre stage together with the vocals and are somewhat reminiscent of The Stranglers. "I Want In" is passionately rocking and impresses with its riffs. The third song, "Waiting/Working", confirms their musical range and ventures into the territory of classic rock meets folk rock. As with its two predecessors, the chorus is once again a highlight. With "Riptide", we stay a little in the early '70s - note the fantastic riff - only to realise enthusiastically that fake plastic have a terrific '80s-style choru...
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'How Much Did You Know' by No Thanks, Man

'How Much Did You Know' by No Thanks, Man

After 'Three Shots', No Thanks, Man (aka Geraldine Espino) went a little quiet, but now she's back, picking up where she left off in 2023.
'How Much Did You Know' is the name of her latest release, which is also an appetizer for the forthcoming album. The song is about the often painful process of healing from trauma that has shattered one or more relationships, and how that experience can also be a source of strength. It's a journey of self-discovery through pain that gives people hope and strength. What began as a story of sadness and self-pity has become a story of personal growth.
The melodies, rhythms and vocals experiment a little, as it is Geraldine's creative nature to create a sonic treat that makes the ways of jazzy art-pop seem extremely appealing. This interplay of creativity and experimentation culminates in an overall impression that makes it hard to stop listening to the song once you've started. You just have to listen to the whole thing and... you won't regret it, believe me!
With that in mind: Thanks a lot, No Thanks, Man, for 'How Much Did You Know'... too complicated? ...then just thanks to Geraldine for a great new piece of music!



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