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| past REVEIWS |
:: REVIEWS :: |
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by Tim Mathiesen This Norwegian band brings listeners back to the album, Loveless, by My Bloody Valentine, although, this album is arguably better.
I understand that there are many who would disagree with me, and maybe I feel this way because I didn't grow up with Loveless.
Serena Maneesh may not be influencing an entire generation of songwriters, but they are taking a few different styles
of music and building them off of the sound of Loveless. It all comes down to the definition of "better." Is it
the influencer who came up with the idea or the influencee who builds off of the original idea and takes it one step further? |
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