PLASTIC ESTATE - Code d’Amour LP

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PLASTIC ESTATE
Code d’Amour LP (2024)

A1. Kind of Love
A2. Open Eyes
A3. Feeling Like Ours
A4. Stay
A5. Meet You There
B1. Anymore
B2. Speak to Me
B3. 2000 Ways
B4. Tonight
B5. Helping Hand

Plastic Estate is a contemporary synth-pop act from Wales, UK.
With an onus placed on atmosphere and refinement, the duo evokes a rich palette of romance and lustre with their polished marque of pop music.
They have garnered support from the likes of Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran, KEXP and BBC Radio, and played sold-out shows at large regional festivals like Ritual Union and Sŵn Festival.
Their sophomore album hails a new era for the act; moving away from darker sonic roots, their sound has progressed to a brighter, more polished aesthetic with fresh influences from the ‘Hi-Fi luxury’ of West Coast Sound, and the gloss of 2010s Chillwave.
What's more, ‘Code d’Amour’ makes you wonder: What is Pop today?
For many years it has been synonymous with melody, harmony and emotions. These days it seems to be still about emotions but not very good ones, probably because the world is as ugly as it’s ever been, have you noticed? But what about the fundamental role of popular music which is to represent and at the same time to celebrate and enforce the ties of social living? What about the good times? Yes, there is a lot to be changed but good vibes are not just for recreational use, they can literally build a sense of community among people.
If you are looking for that kind of sound right now, you should look no further.

FFO: Talk Talk, Blue Nile, Spandau Ballet, Ian Broudie's Care, Small Black, Alan Palomo of Neon Indian, Wild Nothing.

‘Code d’Amour’ is out October the 11 on total clear vinyl ltd to 500.