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With “Stripted”, Ko Ko Mo shatters the boundaries between rock and electro, delivering an intense, visceral album where every silence counts as much as every riff.
CALGEPO
- 27/11/2024
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After fourteen years of silence, My Own Private Alaska turns all the lights back on to plunge us into an emotional whirlwind where romantic piano meets hardcore rage.
CALGEPO
- 08/11/2024
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With this emotional "Tribute To Calvin Russell", Manu Lanvin celebrates with fervor, respect and humility his unfailing friendship with the late bluesman.
NEWF
- 28/06/2024
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"Call To Arms & Angels" is there to affirm that Archive remains a band capable of offering unstoppable and beautiful tracks while keeping this avant-garde spirit without which the collective would not be what it is.
CALGEPO
- 27/04/2022
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With this "Need Some Mo", Ko Ko Mo breathes pure rock through all its pores.
CALGEPO
- 30/03/2022
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Concise and complete, the film/soundtrack delivery that is "Axiom" is the best Archive has done to date.
PETE_T
- 18/06/2014
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LP's "Churches" is a pop album that is very much in tune with the times, retaining a touch of vintage authenticity on some tracks.
CALGEPO
- 26/11/2021
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While most of the tracks evoke the past, "Hi" avoids melancholy and overall results in a positive atmosphere.
LOLOCELTIC
- 08/06/2021
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