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- Summary: The fifth full-length release for the Danish project of Jannis Noya Makrigiannis features a variety of influences including Danish pop, hip-hop, R&B, and techno.
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- Record Label: Ghostly International
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Pop, Indie Folk
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Feb 3, 2016Grasque is never redundant. It is pop without cliches, and avant-garde without boredom. [Jan/Feb 2016, p.55]
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MojoFeb 3, 20162012;s Rhine Gold album leant more on burbling electronica, while Grasque pushes further still, into slow R&B jams, chillwave, even George Michael when Makrigiannis uses his higher register. [Mar 2016, p.95]
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Feb 23, 2016The songs amble through multiple genre divides, most pushing well past the three-minute pop mark. Good thing--it’s the contrasts where the pleasure lies.
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UncutFeb 3, 2016The results are suitably polishes, but their pleasures are ephemeral. [Mar 2016, p.71]
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Feb 19, 2016Grasque proves to be the group's most elusive outing to date, favoring icy, often formless melodies that come and go as they please, and existential lyrics that periodically dissolve into ghostly, wordless repetition.
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Q MagazineFeb 3, 2016A collection of electronics-based tunes, drifting, gently paced but surprisingly torpid. [Mar 2016, p.108]
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Jun 14, 2016The production has gotten bigger, slicker and more surgically clean, but the tunes haven’t.
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