Traditional Greek Souvlaki Skewers with Pita Bread and Tomato Sauce

Marco Luciano Pellegrini: Perfect

Italy on Nov 04, 2023

Caterina Fede: Spedizione celere, packaging perfetto, soddisfatta

Italy on Aug 19, 2023

Joaquin ruiz martinez: Buen sonido

Spain on Oct 09, 2022

Douglas Silva: O disco é impecável, som e parte gráfica, recomendo muitíssimo. Só tive vários problemas com a entrega, que foram solucionados por sorte e não por profissionalismo por parte da Shippify. Espero que outros sejam tratados com mais respeito e recebam em mãos o produto comprado.

Brazil on May 03, 2022

Kevin: No podía dejar pasar tener en mi colección este album que tanto he disfrutado, y el CD no era suficiente para mi. La calidad es top. Viene bien empacado para evitar accidentes en su manejo.

Mexico on Feb 23, 2022

Kabalabonga: Sounding as if just might be emerging from an eternal realm, a place altogether universal in its breadth, and where time remains forever paused, “SloMo” from Slowdive’s 2017 self-titled release, is a cyclical, mantric, composition that promotes a real sense of timeless, everlasting return, an extension and refinement of everything that worked best on their sophomore outing, “Souvlaki”, released in 1993. “Souvlaki” is a recording that’s exercised an enormous influence over many of the groups identifying as bands operating within the present-day shoegazing scene, one that created shimmering, meditative soundscapes possessed by an almost ethereal beauty, and sense of dreamlike enchantment, and ranks only behind My Bloody Valentine’s “Loveless” as the genre’s most universally acclaimed recording.

Slowdive rubbed shoulders with Ride and My Bloody Valentine, emerging contemporaneously alongside of them, each of them releasing a seminal recording that when considered together are recognized as shoegazing’s definitive releases; “Loveless”, dropped by My Bloody Valentine in late ‘91; “Souvlaki” itself, in early ‘93, and Ride’s “Nowhere”,...

United States on Aug 23, 2019

Shoegaze20: Shoegazing has never caught a break and critics of the time turned their noses to a genre that produced some of the most peaceful and dreamy music ever to grace our ears. You don't have to be high to enjoy this dreamy shoegaze in top form as it relaxes your senses and soothes your being. The only album I have found to even possibly challenge the album Loveless by My Bloody Valentine, but it still doesn't beat that album. Most certainly top three material of the shoegaze genre that is a must have for anyone needing to broaden their music collection or collection of this genre. Sad to see this album fly under the radar so bad.

1)Alison-12/10-One of the best songs ever written in music...period. This song has such a nostalgic appeal to it that takes my mind to surreal places. The reverb-washed guitar in the background squealing out those high pitches sends chills down me every time. This song was definitely conceived under drug use, which the band admits proudly and will forever be one of the best stoner songs.
2)Machine Gun-9.5/10 One of my favorite songs on the album, Machine Gun has a very spacey vocal arrangement where they seem almost fragile enough to break. One of...

United States on Jan 19, 2011