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"Top 10 album"
- Motorhorst.de
"It tears its
listener up. It pulls one out. It is marvelous". "The strengths
of this album become more than clear... burns itself on the non removable
disk of the human interior life" "Martin Gustafssons
voice is the hook, reminiscent of many, but uniquely his own. But his
songs are the longevity; each with a keen sense of melody, dark vulnerability,
and brevity that allows the listener to love and long for more. In a sea
of imposters, Boy Omega is the real deal". "A collection
of velvety folk-pop songs and hallucinatory interludes. The blend of electronic
and acoustic is (as expected) wonderful, and a nice contrast to his previous
work" "The Black Tango" is surely a pointed arrow, which goes and hurts directly into the heart". - Wasteofmind.de "Music with inserted
goose skin warranty!" "The Black Tango is a tempered ramshackle record of 21st Century folk music that understands the value of brief meanders and intermissions and the importance of simply great songs. Gothenburg, my heart belongs to you". - tangents.co.uk "Everything is
better in Sweden and Boy omega is a new superhero to feed this theory".
- spex.de "Uncanny and affecting... A musical and quiet temptation and so genuine that one remembers his own days of full hopelesness, and the hours, in which one wanted to break open into the new, far life thereafter... so beautiful" - Elisabett.de "Affecting and moving" - Johannes Mihram, Bloom.de "Boy omega works absolutely honestly and convincingly... thematically and in music... mad album!" - frankie, frkmagazine.de "Marvelous melodies" - Tina Manske, gaesteliste.de "Sounds beautiful! And works!"- Popfrontal.de "A very beautiful
album, which carries the listener forward 45 minutes long into its own
world. And as a stronger human one returns again". "Melancholy is
a term, which is here in music skillfully converted" "A wonderful album" - Sonntag aktuell "So beautiful the heart melts" - Mic, roteraupe.de
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"The Black Tango" The second album. Recorded at home and at Musikens hus in Göteborg 2004 and 2005 by Martin Gustafsson. Coverphoto by Said Karlsson. 01. The Black
Tango Awakening Riptide
Recordings (Germany) Buy
the album online!
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