Polski opis

Gatunek :	Indie
Rok Wydania :	2007
Jakość :	VBR ~208 kbps JointStereo
Okładki :	Nie
Ripper :	JUST

Opis:
„Lust, Lust, Lust” – tak zatytułowany jest czwarty w dyskografii The Raveonettes album, który na sklepowe półki trafi na początku listopada. Najnowszy krążek wydany zostaje pod szyldem wytwórni Fierce Panda, z którym duński zespół niedawno się związał. Ponadto grupa zapowiada także zmianę w brzmieniu: ma ono być bardziej cięższe i mocniejsze niż to, jakie znany z poprzednich płyt.
W zestawie znajduje się 12 utworów. Na singiel zwiastujący longlay wybrany został kawałek „Blush”.

Źródło: screenagers.pl

 English description

Genre :	Indie
Year :	2007
Quality :	VBR ~208 kbps JointStereo
Covers :	No
Ripper :	JUST

Description:
So they've travelled far and wide have The Raveonettes, the boy/girl duo who made their sleazy name with the leatherclad clampop of the 'Chain Gang Of Love' and 'Pretty In Black' albums. Third longplayer 'Lust Lust Lust' finds them in a reflective mood, but the degree of sonic mischief remains undiminished - stunned opener 'Aly, Walk With Me' sets the scene by imagining The Velvet Underground rewriting the theme for 'A Fistful Of Dollars', whereafter things start getting really quite strange. Legend has it that these twelve odes to sex, drugs, rock and indeed roll have been carved from a mountain of melodies 100 songs high.
Whatever the figures 'Lust Lust Lust' is the result of a band looking both deep inside themselves and far outside their environment for inspiration. Freed from the shackles of their Sony major label deal the dynamic duo have moved on from the greasy rider sound of their first albums and now exist in a world of deadpan eulogies and dead good troublegum-laced pop songs. They still know their history do The Raveonettes - the breezy twang-tastic thrill of the '50s still rings true, but they have their black gaze set on the modern world, too. Indeed, this combination of retropop and lush noise finds its perfect synthesis in 'I Want The Candy', which revisits 1988 by merging The Primitives' 'Crash' with the Marychain's malevolence, and the quite frankly brilliant lead-off single 'Blush'. It's a ball of fun being bounced off a wall of sound, for sure.

Source: nfo