"What started with an album recorded in the back seat of his car, and took a hard right turn with the discovery of a wig in a (or I guess, THE) Victoria mall, is now the closest thing you’ll find to a genuine glam rock experience in 2021. Art d’Ecco is the eclectic and electric inheritor of the restless quest and search for clarity through sound that animated the stark experimentation of Lou Reed and the various transmogrifications of David Bowie during their most evocative ’70s periods. His latest, and third overall, is In Standard Definition, a reflection on the way that media shapes us and the relationships we form with the icons who we visit us through the black mirrors that we pore through each day." - That's the intro to my review of Art d'Ecco's In Standard Definition. Read the whole thing over on New Noise at the links below:
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