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- Record Label: Impossible Objects of Desire
- Release Date: Sep 30, 2022
- Artist(s): Stephen Lewis, David Best, Ed Chivers, Ben Adamo
- Summary: The ninth full-length studio release for British alternative electronic/dance group Fujiya & Miyagi features art rock, funk, Krautrock, pop, and psychedelia music influences.
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- Record Label: Impossible Objects of Desire
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Indie Rock, New Wave/Post-Punk Revival, Alternative Dance
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MojoNov 1, 2022F&M hit peak funkiness on this fat-free blend of Krautrock pulses and pop melodies. [Nov 2022, p.94]
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Nov 1, 2022Their music loves to have a good time and get a sweat on, but can’t help flashing a thought or two in the direction of life outside the club. Add a healthy sense of humour and you have a tried and tested album right up there with their best work.
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Nov 1, 2022All told, it's a delight to hear that, over 20 years into Lewis and Best's partnership, they are pushing their recognizable but rarely formulaic sound into fresh territory.
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UncutNov 15, 2022A certain wistfulness pervades this record, as frontman David Best comes to terms with middle age, yet musically they're as sprightly as ever, having minted a shimmering take on krautrock that allows them to explore numerous directions. [Jan 2023, p.18]
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Nov 1, 2022They’re churning away in a place that sounds comfortable to them, and not outdoing themselves or any expectations of them at this point in their career. In other words, no big changes – but you would never expect that of them.
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