PET SHOP BOYS Vinilo y CD

Review: Pet Shop Boys' Nonetheless is receiving a deluxe upgrade with the release of its Expanded Edition. This 2xCD offers an enriched experience for fans and collectors. The Expanded Edition retains the original ten track album, which includes standout tracks like 'Loneliness' and 'Feel,' but it also introduces four compelling new recordings. Among these are covers of David Bowie's 'All the Young Dudes' and the classic soul number 'The Dark End of the Street,' showing the duo's eclectic taste and musical versatility. Additionally, it features a unique take on Gregorio Allegri's 'Miserere', reimagined by the Pet Shop Boys, and a brand-new original track titled 'Adrenaline'. This edition further distinguishes itself with a comprehensive collection of demo recordings for each song on the album, a first for the duo. These demos provide an intimate glimpse into the creative process behind the album. The Nonetheless Expanded Edition is full of additional material for devoted listeners.

Review: An expanded version of Nonetheless, the legendary electronic pop duo's first release in over a decade. This expanded version of their 15th studio album features not only demos of the original tracks but also four new recordings, including three fresh songs and a cover of 'All The Young Dudes'. Teaming up with producer James Ford, the album combines the straightforward charm of their 1986 debut, Please, with the rich orchestration reminiscent of Behaviour. Opening with the lead single 'Loneliness', Tennant delivers an empowering message to shed isolation and embrace connection. This theme continues in 'Why Am I Dancing?', which reflects on finding joy amid life's chaos. The romantic track 'A New Bohemia' nostalgically yearns for past ideals while advocating for equality and transparency in 'New London Boy'. Overall, Nonetheless celebrates a diverse range of emotions, blending infectious dance tracks with introspective ballads. The result is a compelling album that reinvigorates the Pet Shop Boys' legacy while exploring contemporary themes of hope and connection - and the definitive version is here.