Review: Amycanbe – Being a Grown-up Sure Is Complicated
Posted on 10.17.07 by tim @ 10:20 pm

Next Monday sees the launch of the beautifully elegant “Being a grow-up sure is complicated” by Amycanbe. They are a four piece band hailing from Ravenna in Northern Italy, with Francesca Amati having notable vocal similarities to Bjork and a sound that I am not the only one having a hard time pigeon-holing. The rhythm sounds decidedly Italian, but they produce songs that are stunning journeys of indie folk pop with little twinges of minimalistic electronica to the extent that a couple of songs would work perfectly as some new acoustic Portishead material.

Here is a couple of my favourite tracks from the album to get a feel for what Amycanbe can offer, but the album works so well as a whole that only having two tracks doesn’t do them justice. Catch them live in London this week – the launch party is on Monday at 12 Bar on Denmark Street, London.

Amycanbe

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Amycanbe – All The Places
Amycanbe – Down Under

Enjoy


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  1. Yes…it is a really good record.

    A.

    Comment by Alex — November 6, 2007 @ 7:55 am

  2. Great post.
    I hope you will read our page..
    See ya

    Comment by Be a Good Daughter — November 24, 2007 @ 7:08 am

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