Plastic People - It Prickles, It Burns, It Hurts -Ltd.Ed.- (c) 2016 s
Artist....: Plastic People
Album.....: It Prickles, It Burns, It Hurts
Type......: Album
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 09
Genre.....: New Wave
Label.....: self released
Catalogue#: -
Encoder...: LAME 3.98
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44,1Hz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: www.plasticpeople.fr
Tracklist:
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01 Wrinkled Face 03:28
02 Slave Feelings 03:12
03 Siamese Sisters 04:00
04 The Explosion Of Your Head 03:05
05 Over 04:06
06 Cold Light 03:41
07 Lost Soldiers 03:57
08 Looking Through The Keyhole 03:21
09 Number 8 03:22
Total:57,2 MBB / 32:12 min
Release Notes:
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Background/Info: Plastic People is a new French formation consisting of
Valeria Pacella (bass guitar, guitar) and SΘbastien F (vocals, guitar).
ôIt Prickles, It Burns, It Hurtsö is their official CD debut album.
Content: Plastic People claims to be inspired by different 80s bands
and thatÆs for sure an element that directly comes through. The sound
is somewhere in between typical new-wave music and catchy pop elements.
The songs are carried by solid guitar parts.
+ + + : The work reflects typical 80s new-wave influences. The new-wave
style is carried by some cool and catchy pop aspects. I especially like
the 80s-like guitar playing on ôSlave Feelingsö and ôLost Soldiersö.
The retro-spirit is not only presented in the sound, but in the global
artwork of this album. I like this artistic approach resulting in a
funny cover.
û û û : ôIt Prickles, It Burns, It Hurtsö doesnÆt exactly sound like a
debut album, but IÆm missing a few, essentials elements to speak about
a successful work. The production of the vocals is just one example
that has to be improved. ThereÆs no real climax nor a potential hit.
Conclusion: Plastic People is not setting the world alight although I
like the bandÆs approach. You can feel that they have some potential,
but it now has to come through. This is the kind of band which needs a
producer to elevate the global production.