- Lo-fi
- Space pop
- DIY
- Indie pop
- Bedroom pop
- Synth-pop
- Art pop
- Soul
Comment: given that the issue was released
in 2010 and while listening to the duo`s music I would like to assume
their points of interest are closely Zeitgeist-ridden drawing on
lo-fi and DIY approach which made a renaissance in the beginning of
the 00s. Moreover, their music does away with sterile studio
production and even incorporating hirsute and noisy developments into
the 11-track mix. Dusty or spaced-out synth pads which used to come
in and go out and Fred´s singing rather in high registers add an
extra value to the blend. At times it is soul, at times just deranged
mumbling out of a bedroom, at times like an example of proto-house.
On the other side, it involves every kind of classical pop tendencies
so by matching the two aforementioned tendencies the result is
intriguing enough as have showcased such lo-fi luminaries as Ariel
Pink, and R Stevie Moore and many more before the year of 2010. The
favourite tunes of mine are artsy
Wolfman, and
Child`s
Play. The issue is a part of the discography of Vulpiano Records.
