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updated : 12/2016
First recordings for this side project featuring Stella (the Sensibles) and Simona (Thee Bomb'O'Nyrics)
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paru le 13 mars 2013
Recorded at CB studio by Marco Facheris and Steve Arjuna Valli on november 18, 2012.
Mixed at Outside Inside studio by Nene Baratto on december 29, 2012.
Cover artwork by Luigi Rubagotti.
Reviews:
In short: wonderfully sloppy, juvenile, garage rock for Generation Y that defines what fun is all about in the 21st century. We need more bands like The PeΔrls to shake us up and wipe the musical cobwebs and doldrums out of our heads.
(psychedelicbaby.blogspot.it/2013/05/the-perls-perls-2013-review.html)
Short pearls of euphoric pop joy delivered with muscle and authority, that bring to mind bands as different as the Vaselines and the B-52s.
(active-listener.blogspot.it/2013/05/the-perls-perls-review.html.)
The PEARLS play pleasant garage pop with light psychedelic interludes. Dual female vocals competently wrap melodies around one another above carefree srtumming punctuated by fuzz leads.
(Maximum Rocknroll #362 July 2013)
Heavy guitar reverb, dual female vocals, and minimalist drumbeats create a rainy day atmosphere that’s not depressing. They are sort of an upbeat Low.
(Billups Allen - Razorcake)
Their selftitled debut album is filled with propulsive, sugar-sweet melodies, dreamy lyrics and a slight dose of reverb and fuzz. The record glides easily between shades of garage-pop and chillier sounds. It offers some hints of 60s psych, folk and indie, but the focus is definitely on creating catchy music with a strong 60s pop sensibility. Think of a more stripped down product of Vivian Girls, Best Coast and The Babies. Very nice!
(Patrick - Ride A Dove)
Disco oscuro e prezioso.
(Luca Frazzi - Rumore)
Recorded at CB studio by Marco Facheris and Steve Arjuna Valli on november 18, 2012.
Mixed at Outside Inside studio by Nene Baratto on december 29, 2012.
Cover artwork by Luigi Rubagotti.
Reviews:
In short: wonderfully sloppy, juvenile, garage rock for Generation Y that defines what fun is all about in the 21st century. We need more bands like The PeΔrls to shake us up and wipe the musical cobwebs and doldrums out of our heads.
(psychedelicbaby.blogspot.it/2013/05/the-perls-perls-2013-review.html)
Short pearls of euphoric pop joy delivered with muscle and authority, that bring to mind bands as different as the Vaselines and the B-52s.
(active-listener.blogspot.it/2013/05/the-perls-perls-review.html.)
The PEARLS play pleasant garage pop with light psychedelic interludes. Dual female vocals competently wrap melodies around one another above carefree srtumming punctuated by fuzz leads.
(Maximum Rocknroll #362 July 2013)
Heavy guitar reverb, dual female vocals, and minimalist drumbeats create a rainy day atmosphere that’s not depressing. They are sort of an upbeat Low.
(Billups Allen - Razorcake)
Their selftitled debut album is filled with propulsive, sugar-sweet melodies, dreamy lyrics and a slight dose of reverb and fuzz. The record glides easily between shades of garage-pop and chillier sounds. It offers some hints of 60s psych, folk and indie, but the focus is definitely on creating catchy music with a strong 60s pop sensibility. Think of a more stripped down product of Vivian Girls, Best Coast and The Babies. Very nice!
(Patrick - Ride A Dove)
Disco oscuro e prezioso.
(Luca Frazzi - Rumore)
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