- Alternative pop/rock
- Indie pop/rock
- Psych-pop
- Glo-fi
- Post-punk
- Art rock
Comment: just
having abandoned all the pretenses to reach objectivity I think of it
as one of the best issues in 2016. More profoundly, it is a fabulous
chain made up by a catchy song-writing and a vivid rhythmic chugging
and tickling contemporary sonic possibilities, all of which are
adeptly accomplished. It emits audible and emotional depth and
splendour mixed up tightly and exuberantly. In bold, post-punk meets
with psychedelic music via Ariel Pink-esque and chillwave impacts and
David Lynch-ian touch. I guess The Cure might have sounded in that
way if they started today. However, what we have to admit Spooky
Cigarette is not a new The Cure. I like the singer's incessant change
into different roles from a careless dandy to a more brooding,
zombie-alike undercurrents imbued with a velvety timbre and
suggestive intonation. Frequently these are epic, hymn drenched
notches. However, it is hard to convey the magic and bewildering
touch of this 4 track issue. One of the most staggering (pop) issues
I have heard in 2016 so far. It is great pleasure to live in the 10s
and enjoying the sonorous fare of it. It is much better than the
mostly horrific 90s (stupid eurobeat and spineless Britpop acts). As
loud as you can. At least after listening to it you can do it for
sure. The issue is a part of the discography of Bleeding Gold.
