REVIEWS EXTRACTS : « At last Adam Green's lunar folk or Low's throbbing pop find their French pen pal... 10 cosy but haunted pop-songs, fragile but never squeamish, personal but never foetal... dangerous for its will and compulsory joy. » LES INROCKUPTIBLES N°486 - 22 au 29 Mars 2005 « His miniatures may mutate into tiny pop jewels in the like of the Go-Betweens... Once listened to, forever loved » VELVET - MARS 2005 « 10 bonsai-songs filled with luminous and fragile grace, ten folk-pop jewels of absolute destitution and sincerity » LA DEPECHE DU MIDI - 22 MARS 2005 « Solitary catcher in the rye mastering his spleen, feelings alchemist, this record shuffles everything around with the lightness of a feather and the gravity of terrestrial attraction » www.adecouvrirabsolument.com « 10 sweet and clever pop-folk songs. Some kinds of short scenes, tender and bucolic, by a writer/composer/interpret who may very well make it big » www.froggydelight.com « Electrophönvintage's music could very well be 10 years old or 1 week old. Delicate, it never exacerbates the squeamish or puny string... Remaining straightforward and true » www.autresdirections.net « the voice is always soft, a tad nasal, but laden with frustrations and even hidden threats... we can find here the perverse naïveté of Television Personalities » MAGIC MAI 2005 « Crowded with tiny events, We sang a yéyé song gathers minimally orchestrated vignettes (three guitar chords, a beat box and sometimes a harmonica...), carried by the breath of an ideally discreet voice. » TRANSFUGE MARS 2005 « Label Unique records will never stop surprising us... folk song writing with a beautiful guitar, and a beautiful pen... Good friend's advice : Don't miss it ! » www.magicbox.fr.fm
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