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Artist(s)M83
StudioMute U.S.
Release DateApril 15, 2008
UPC Code724596938423
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About M83 - Saturdays=Youth

For M83's chief star-gazer Anthony Gonzalez, his youth is something he looks back upon with affection, something that has become the defining theme of his enchanting new album, "Saturdays = Youth" Recorded with Ken Thomas (Sigur Ros, Sugar Cubes, Cocteau Twins, Suede) and Ewan Pearson (Tracey Thorn, The Rapture, Ladytron) "Saturdays = Youth" delivers the rich sonic textures for which M83 is well known - this time with a more focused approach to song structure and form. Album Description

Tracks

  1. You, Appearing
  2. Kim & Jessie
  3. Skin Of The Night
  4. Graveyard Girl
  5. Couleurs
  6. Up!
  7. We Own The Sky
  8. Highway Of Endless Dreams
  9. Too Late
  10. Dark Moves Of Love
  11. Midnight Souls Still Remain

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User Reviews

Average user review: 4.5 (18 reviews)

rating: 4 QuoteHealing the margin from the 80sQuote
This album has a different shift from Frenchfolk M83's last two albums
Digital Shades and Before the Dawn Heals us; there's no moon
romance in this album, but it still upkeeps the theatrical and
searching sound. The `youth' it attempts is filtered through nostalgia
for the purposefully fake sounds of the '80s,. This album could easily
be classified as fantasy pop music (the vocals occasionally sound sinister).
Sometimes there are obvious musical parallels to people like Phil Collins--but
makes sense with the reminiscent 80s. Play any of `em. if you flip through
the cd cover, note how each person is divinely beautiful . July 20, 2008

rating: 5 QuotefantasticQuote
These Frenchmen have produced a fantastic album that mixes kitschy 80s pop with the sounds of the shoegaze scene. Great live band - saw them in May. Totally great gig.

Favorite songs on this thing: Couleurs, Kim & Jessie, Graveyard Girl, Midnight Souls Still Remain, etc, etc.

I can't yet say if this is their best album overall, probably not as good as "dead cities" - although it's different. Need some more time I think.

Pick it up!!!!!!!! July 17, 2008

rating: 3 QuoteM83Quote
The sound of this album is very different than what I tend to listen to. It has an eclectic feel. It's very Indie. Overall it is fairly good. June 26, 2008

rating: 3 Quotevoice overs? they almost had me... Quote
ok, ok, so this new wave ish is catchy. but just as they were grabbing my attention with the likes of, say, a track like "graveyard girl" (which sounds unmistakably similar to the bands who actually pioneered this sound -- new order, the smiths, etc.) -- BAM, there's a girl giving a dramatic monologue in the middle of the track! how tacky and pretentious! that's enough for me to write an entire album off. June 18, 2008

rating: 2 QuotePoised to take on the world ..then stumble..Quote
Last year, they were at the top of their game.. now we see with the release of Saturdays=Youth, M83 is more of a one trick pony, then the wunderkind band that we were supposed to believe they were... hey, it's a good solid album, but offers very little in depth from their previous releases.. I was really looking forward to growth and development, but even the samples (vocal bits, etc) were the same.. c'mon boys, get some more source material.. we already heard about the girl driving with her mom.. what comes next? We're patiently waiting.. June 9, 2008

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