Run by Mike Simonetti out of Jersey City, Italians Do it Better is a wonderfully eclectic label for sounds ranging from slow grooving synth-disco to 70s-inspired dance pop. The label's acts like Glass Candy, Desire and the Chromatics, as well as a great sense for stylish artwork have fuelled the hype around Italians Do It Better lately, and have surely led us to believe the label's claim.
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The Editor, 1 year ago via zero-inch.com |
Glass Candy return on Jersey City's great Italians Do It Better label with an intense dose of dramatic synth-pop: Johnny Jewel's opulent riffs meet Ida No's characteristicly brittle vocal style for a catchy cross-over of new wave, electro-disco and indie dance. Irresistibly psychedelic!
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