The Beatles
Thirty Weeks In 1963

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Le prodige Boy Pablo (Bergen Norvège) présente son premier album "Wachitio Rico". Un opus largement attendu et qui ancre durablement l'artiste sur la nouvelle scène Indé Rock mondiale. Après deux EP, Nicolas Muñoz et sa bande souffle un vent de fraicheur et casse la morosité ambiante de cette période parfois difficile !L’histoire de Wachito Rico a débuté cet été avec le clip de hey girl, premier chapitre de ce qui est devenu une mini-série en cinq épisodes. Les clips, réalisés par bedroom, racontent une histoire d’amour entre Wachito Rico (incarné par Nicolas Muñoz) et Sofia, et met en scène les amis de Boy Pablo (on aperçoit notamment les membres du groupe, ou encore Jimi Somewhere) dans un univers retro et décalé, à la manière de Wes Anderson. L’album est pensé comme la bande-son de cette romance, et nous fait passer par toutes ses étapes, de la rencontre (hey girl) à la séparation (rest up, leave me alone!).

2013 album. Lord Huron have an uncommon talent for creating songs that offer the very essence of what it is to be human - embracing wonder, finding love, fighting death, cherishing honour - while granting them an almost heroic beauty extracted from the mountains, valleys, forests, deserts and lakes that have blessed mankind with their beauty for ages. Ends of the Earth' opens the album with a spirited harmony that could rank alongside Robin Pecknold's best. First single 'Time to Run' may be idyllic folk with world music influences, but its hook is as radio-ready as anything off Peter Gabriel's iconic So or Paul Simon's Graceland.

For songwriting duo Joey Cobb and Katie Drew of White Flowers, one of the most exciting young bands in the UK right now, it was only on leaving London to return to their native Preston that the dark-hued dreampop of their debut album, Day By Day, began to crystalize.RECOMMENDEDIt's usually a pretty reassuring sentiment when a band declares that they "never really wanted to sound like this". It tells us everything we need to know about how the end product, stylistically, found them as much as they found it. And how the songs they make are natural and entirely of them. White Flowers' Katie Drew made a similar statement ahead of this, the debut album from a duo comprising her and fellow Prestonian Joey Cobb.Having discovered London's psyche scene while studying at arts college in the capital, the pair returned north to the bleak wastelands half of England frequently forgets exists. Evidently a good move, as the resulting record doesn't sound like most of London's psyche scene. Instead, it's somewhere between the opiate seduction of Goldfrapp, the understated but intense emotions of Cocteau Twins, and the dark undercurrent of Nadine Shah. You might not agree, but either way give it a play.