Indieoclock · Review · 25 August 2026
Tati Teixeira for Indieoclock. Originally published .
Read the original at IndieoclockThe first coverage from outside the English-speaking world, and the most purely enthusiastic writing the record has had. Tati Teixeira listens track by track and reacts — the frenzy of the opener, the grunge in Kiss Hello, the flying feeling when the title track's chorus lands. Where the British and American reviews argue about what the album is, this one is simply thrilled by it, and that is a different and useful kind of notice.
Worth knowing that the analytical paragraph is press-release material rather than her own listening. Everything quoted below is her, at the record.
This album moved us and reconnected us with rock and our emotions.
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This album is simply a work of art of contemporary rock, remaining innovative and full of surprises.
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It has that rock sound we miss, that few people make nowadays, with a lot of intensity, quality, and power.
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A work that draws attention with its well-crafted rock, full of attitude, authenticity, and power.
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We were impressed by the high quality of the instrumental, vocal, and lyrical aspects.
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This song connects us a bit to grunge, and we love that.
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With a guitar that immerses us in thoughts, a denser, darker rock vibe, with that 90s energy.
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The instrumental is surprising, psychedelic, with synthesizers, unique, a sound that envelops us.
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Features powerful beats that set the rhythm for its beginning.
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Makes us feel like we're flying.
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With lyrics that express us, as if our thoughts were being put there. It's a song that represents us very well.
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