“I’m gonna break into your heart”, promises Iggy Pop in the first two seconds of his seventeenth album ‘Post Pop Depression’. 41 minutes later you realize that uncleIggy does not lie. Back again where he belongs – on stage, in the charts, in the rock’n’roll, Iggy Pop gives us one of his strongest albums in recent times.
Probably the most important clarification is that for ‘Post Pop Depression’ Iggy Pop is working with Josh Homi. Not only as a guitarist and producer of the album. When they agreed to record together, each of them went there with unfinished ideas for songs, so they both to be able to contribute for them. And their handwriting is evident unmistakably and completely homogeneous…read more