THE PRESS SAYS:
"Their debut album, Rock | Love | Truth, is an essential collection of pop songs in the broadest sense of the term. They draw on the melodic and sonic teachings of the late 60s and early 70s to sound brilliantly current. Twelve compositions that, while seeming to aspire to the world title of Perfect Pop Song, live in a comfortable eternal summer from which it is impossible to escape".
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"Bob Lazy's music is usually accompanied by adjectives such as retro or vintage, which may even lead one to think of a revivalist copycat; however, the proposal far exceeds the stake by offering a collection of perfect, varied, addictive, and delicious tunes that use the past but explore how to capture them through current sonic forms. I know that the statement sounds exaggerated with the oversupply that exists, but these songs are a marvel to me; if they had been conceived in Great Britain, they would surely be among the best of the current season still in progress".
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"Songs are sometimes supported by sweet and languid melodies, others more lysergic, and sometimes seem to timidly slide towards the dance floor. In short, the exercise of luminous and vital pop by a musician who has found his own voice based on the old sounds of the great references of the genre".
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"The exuberance of the textures achieved in the studio is handled perfectly with melodies that embrace pop in a fraternal way, but do not forget blackness, groove, or current events. Without being especially referential, which makes them even more elevated, the songs of this happy invention that is Bob Lazy exude effervescence, joy, and, ultimately, life. The albums can be better or worse, but you don't always find a succession of compositions among which nothing is really missing or superfluous and that take you on a surfboard straight to happiness".
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"The Valencian musician, with the security that comes with a second job, opens his arms to melodies, paths, and tools that could escape what is known as pop. He does it without fear or prejudice, thus getting a job, perhaps less immediate than his debut, but more complete and suggestive".
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"What is most striking is the radical change of style towards new wave at some specific moment, even so it does not in any way tarnish this album that as a whole stands out and will delight lovers of pop songs and perfect melodies. more unprejudiced, since we are faced with an album with exquisite arrangements and really good moments where sixties pop and psychedelia predominate, but that capriciously introduces almost antagonistic sounds that range from British folk, to the eighties and even the 90s, all with a current and contemporary sound varnish. Highly recommended".
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