Post: #1

Dawniej w takich zespołach jak Vivian Girls albo Dum Dum Girls, póżniej jako Frankie Rose & The Outs, teraz tylko solo - nowa płyta.
Polecam wszystkim shoegazowiczom!

If you could throw New Order, Cocteau Twins, The Go-Go's, Vangelis' Bladerunner soundtrack and The Breeders into a 25-year-old blender and hit "pulse" -- you might get something resembling Interstellar, the latest (and aptly named) stylistic incarnation of Brooklyn alt-pop queen Frankie Rose. Epic pop dreamscapes splashed on an expansive stylistic canvas, Interstellar's plush, spacious grandeur is simultaneously retro with vivid 80's flashbacks and modern: "I knew I wanted a huge sounding record," declares Rose. "Big highs, big lows, and clean." While her past work has referenced Spector-ish girl group nostalgia created in a cluttered garage, new songs such as "Gospel Grace" and "Moon In My Mind" are like celestial synth-pop shoegaze (if your shoes are actually anti-gravity space boots). The beats are bubbling electronic stew, Rose's atmospheric and airy vocals twisted tight in rapturous harmony as waves of glittering guitar chords blink down from the clouds.

Frankie Rose — Interstellar tracklist:

“Interstellar”
“Know Me”
“Gospel/Grace”
“Daylight Sky”
“Pair of Wings”
“Had We Had It”
“Night Swim”
“Apples for the Sun”
“Moon in My Mind”
“The Fall”

Post: #2

Pięknie to wszystko wygląda na papierze, ale album generalnie trochę mnie rozczarował jak na te klimaty. ''Know Me'' jest świetne, reszta już niekoniecznie Zdecydowanie bardziej stawiam na tegoroczną propozycję od jej koleżanki, La Sery

Post: #3

Jest w porządku, ale definitywnie brakuje jej charakteru.