Release Date: December 11, 2013
Track Listing
- Catch A Dream
- Freeway to Saturday Night
- Flow
- Shalala
- Canvas
- Sankanshion no Hana
Review
Trick8f’s second EP was released four months after their debut STARtriangle. Following a similar structure to their first EP, there is only a small selection of tracks to choose from.
The sound on Eternal Show tends to focus more on the dance floor. I am immediately reminded of Soulhead and perhaps a hint of Suite Chic era Namie Amuro.
Again you can also refer to the E-Girls if you like, but what is on this album isn’t as overtly girlish and has more an edge overall. Those comparisons should certainly entice those of you who have a fondness for the sound of any of those artists to at least consider giving Eternal Show a go.
For quick hits it’s best to go straight for the first 3 tracks. Those are the ones that will probably grab your attention right away. Of the 3 Flow is the one that has the best value. It starts out like a mid-tempo R&B song during the verses and breaks and transitions nicely into a 4 on the floor track during the chorus.
It’s a shame that this EP is four tracks short of a full-fledged album. I don’t know if would have been watered down with filler if there 10 tracks but I’m left wanting for me. And that’s a good thing.
Eternal Show
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