FRANKIE ROSE - Cage Tropical LP indie the band seems to ditch

the band seems to ditch the lo-fi sound quality (barring a couple tracks) and instead gives us some more psychedelic pop music with a much groovier edge than previous efforts from the band

progressive music in order to escape the boredom of their daily lives

Being so superb

these breezy and light songs under their false airs of effortlessness draw out an astonishing analysis of late 1950s France with its partying baby boomers

FRANKIE ROSE - Cage Tropical LP indie the band seems to ditchNicely priced. One copy only. Includes download code. Frankie Rose has been around a bit having been a member of Dum Dum Girls, Crystal Stilts and Vivian Girls. This is her third solo album and initial clues to it's sound would suggest the sort of tightly knit kraut pop similar to that recently made successful by the likes of Jane Weaver with synths and Neu ike drums in abundance.