The discovery of PLASTICZOOMS did not happen for me up until 2013, but this band has built up a proper state of the art in their ten-year existence. It all started with a 7 inch single and currently we are already enjoying the fourth album that is self-titled. <\/p>\n
For those who need to discover or get to know PLASTICZOOMS, it may be hard to get through all those releases and decide where to start. But PLASTICZOOMS’s repertoire is actually not difficult at all. If you started with the single Veiled Eyes<\/em>, which came out last year and featured Berlin vibes because the band lived there for a year, it might be a bit of fun to you look at the first album CHARM<\/em>. But thanks to the amount of music videos released in the past, you’ll soon discover what genres the band inspired for the music: 70’s punk, 80’s post-punk, gothic and new-wave. To honor the great inspiration, PLASTICZOOMS has already released covers, remembering Maniac<\/a>\u00a0from Michael Sembello and Spandau Ballet’s\u00a0TO CUT A LONG STORY SHORT<\/a>\u00a0.<\/p>\n During live shows, the band knows from various releases to pick out some songs to bring to the audience. That’s why it’s hard to tell what album you really should have and what’s the best PLASTICZOOMS, because the band has over the years been able to renew and still maintain the same base. With each release the band knows how to process new inspiration in all tracks whether this is contemporary or straight from the 80’s.<\/p>\n
![\n <\/a>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\nFor those who need to discover or get to know PLASTICZOOMS, it may be hard to get through all those releases and decide where to start. But PLASTICZOOMS’s repertoire is actually not difficult at all. If you started with the single Veiled Eyes<\/em>, which came out last year and featured Berlin vibes because the band lived there for a year, it might be a bit of fun to you look at the first album CHARM<\/em>. But thanks to the amount of music videos released in the past, you’ll soon discover what genres the band inspired for the music: 70’s punk, 80’s post-punk, gothic and new-wave. To honor the great inspiration, PLASTICZOOMS has already released covers, remembering Maniac<\/a>\u00a0from Michael Sembello and Spandau Ballet’s\u00a0TO CUT A LONG STORY SHORT<\/a>\u00a0.<\/p>\nDuring live shows, the band knows from various releases to pick out some songs to bring to the audience. That’s why it’s hard to tell what album you really should have and what’s the best PLASTICZOOMS, because the band has over the years been able to renew and still maintain the same base. With each release the band knows how to process new inspiration in all tracks whether this is contemporary or straight from the 80’s.<\/p>\n](\"https:\/\/avo-magazine.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/02\/plasticzooms2017.png\"){kind=link}