4EVER

Description

FAINTLY INDOLENT BEDROOM POP - - - - - The second album by Music On Hold elevates to its peak a well-cultivated ambiguity between new ambitions and the waiting posture of a band that has never embodied its name so well. - - Recorded in a basement in the 7th arrondissement, supported by Ray Jane and surrounded by a group of people who can focus on something for more than 15 minutes, 4Ever is one of the most personal things Emile Cartron-Eldin delivers today, 'since the salt dough workshops in kindergarten.' - - It's hard not to see in these pop songs the cleverly repressed parentage of R. Stevie Moore's DIY projects, the craziness of Ziggy Stardust, or a unique appeal to this Generation Y for inexhaustible composers like John Maus, Panda Bear, or Ariel Pink. - - - - - 'Parisian trio that summons, in a Slacker spirit, the Strokes and The Human League, New Order and Ramones, A must discover! (Télérama) - - - - - 'A must discover urgently' (Les InRockuptibles)