Nocturne : The West Exit

The West Exit : Nocturne.
Soulful electro pop.

Nocturne is a great album. It's got a great retro-disco feel, but on top of that it's just an unusually elegant work of pop? perfect harmonies, superb mood, and a fantastic ratio of dance-y/party energy to mellow, mid-tempo goodness. We've found that it's the absolute perfect thing to have on for a evening cocktails, because it keeps things the energy really up and buzzy without overwhelming anything. "Artificial" is one of the best tracks in the entire Magnatune catalog, and the entire album is just totally feel-good all around: positive, stylish, sexy, soulful.

Songs:

1. Nocturne
2. Artificial
3. Every Time
4. Interlude 1
5. Take a ride
6. 1995
7. Calico
8. Become anyone
9. Interlude 2
10. Nine lives
11. All right now
12. Ce soir a jamais

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 2/29/2004
The West Exit lives in Washington USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Rock, Electro Pop

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