Pumarosa - Cecile

Review by George Lucena

Pumarosa's second album, Cecile, is a stunning and dynamic work of art that showcases the band's evolution since their debut album, The Witch. The album is named after the French feminist and philosopher Cecile Fatiman, and the band draws inspiration from her life and work to create a powerful and thought-provoking record.

The album is a blend of post-punk, electronica, and indie rock, with each track showcasing the band's versatility and skill. The opening track, "Devastation," sets the tone for the album with its haunting vocals and driving beat, while "Adam's Song" is a slower, more introspective track that showcases the band's ability to create beautiful and emotional melodies.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Lose Control," a danceable and infectious song that will have listeners grooving along. The band's use of electronic beats and synths on this track is particularly impressive, and it shows a new side of Pumarosa that fans will love.

Summary by George Lucena

Cecile is a fantastic album that showcases Pumarosa's growth and evolution as a band. It's a must-listen for fans of post-punk, indie rock, and electronica, and it's sure to win over new fans as well. With its powerful lyrics, stunning vocals, and dynamic instrumentation, Cecile is a true masterpiece.