::: Klimt 1918 - Undressed_Momento_Transit

Thanx Céline (not Dion, of course!)
for your help with the translation from French to English!

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It's cool diving again in the 80's, nevertheless sounding in a modern way, in order not to be too strongly apart and allowing to be accepted even nowadays! Mixing Tears For Fears, Depeche Mode and Katatonia, Klimt 1918 result nostalgic because of their new wave sonorities, making impression on us thanks to to their breaks out of time, to their charming singing (especially when this last one is in Italian, particularly in "We don't need no music") and invite to a certain thoughtlessness feeling song after song. And all this happens very gently, songs lay bare to softly caress me with their music, leading me towards this 'Undressed Momento', logic result of the story. Sweet, sensual and gentle, the melody innocently interferes in the intimity with some emotion... (and here it's hard to translate from the original French review, but Céline compares listening to this album with making love-Mery's note). So fragile of course, but so perfect that I already impatiently wait for their next frolics.