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Rockdelux (Enero 2016) por David Saavedra
Sofistipop – Desde que debutase en 1999 con su alias Cineplexx, el bonaerense Sebastian Litmanovich siempre ha demostrado un gusto tan exquisito y sofisticado en su acercamiento al pop como falto de comlejos y claro en sus intenciones. Pero puede que eso se vea mejor en su noveno largo, gestado desde su actual residencia en Madrid. Líricamente, el músico se lanza a la canción romántica desde diversos puntos de vista, aunque mi favorito es el mostrado en "Manipulador", donde persigue los efluvios de Julio Iglesias para imponerse como creador de sonidos y melodias con los que rompe corazones a su voluntad.

goo.gl/VJC8UM
Siglo 21 - Cineplexx - 14/11/16 - En esta edición de Siglo21 Sebastian Litmanovich nos habla de las canciones del nuevo álbum de su proyecto Cineplexx.

http://jenesaispop.com/2016/11/23/281699/cineplexx-espejos/
pocas veces un disco suena tan actual referenciando los 60 más melódicos y los 80 más modernetes. 7,8

http://www.rockdelux.com/audio-video/p/cineplexx-mimosa.html
traduce todo el encanto, entre nostálgico y decadente, del pop de Litmanovich

https://www.twmp.com.mx/2017/01/05/nuevosruidos-cineplexx-nos-platica-sobre-su-reciente-disco-espejos/
Entrevista

https://www.twmp.com.mx/2016/12/07/cineplexx-le-canta-al-amor-en-espejos-su-nuevo-album/
Cineplexx es una muestra viva del amor al arte, pues sin esperar nada a cambio da lo mejor de sí en cada uno de sus nuevos lanzamientos, lo que impregna de una vibra bastante orgánica a su música.

http://www.lapoplife.com/cineplexx-espejos/
El primer sencillo "Mimosa", es una canción fantástica, cuyo un sonido fino te va atrapando en cada segundo, mientras que "Espejos", con la colaboración de Linda Mirada, es una obra maestra que tiene cadencia, y arreglos sencillos pero fantásticos. Me atrevo a decir que por aquí va el siguiente paso en la evolución del pop.

http://blog.rtve.es/discogrande/2016/11/giran-las-bolas-de-espejos-de-sebasti%C3%A1n-cineplexx.html
Julio Ruiz: El amor (o desamor) vuelve a ser temática favorita y de una forma premeditada los dos primeros cortes de "Espejos" ("Mimosa" que fue el single avance y la propia pieza que le da nombre) sirven de atractivo gancho para disfrutar de un tirón de la catarata de singles ("El amor", "Besos", "Cariño", Hipnotizado" o ese bolerazo, "Gran dolor" que parece hecho para José Feliciano) que presenta la entrega.

https://elsantodelrock.com/2016/10/31/cineplexx-mimosa/
Cineplexx es uno de estos talentos que, manteniéndose fuera de tendencias y modas, siguen a la búsqueda de nuevos horizontes por lo que, quizá cuando menos lo esperemos, lo veamos programado en algún foro mexicano para presentar Espejos, su próximo álbum.

http://www.indienauta.com/disco/cineplexx-espejos-jabalina-2016/
Radicado en Madrid, Litmanovich acaba de lanzar un álbum exquisito por dentro y por fuera. Espejos, irresistible anzuelo del disco. Esta delicia tecno cantada a dúo con Linda Mirada invita a la adicción al botón Repeat y al patinaje. Si hay un elepé en el que la fantasía del amor se encarna, se viste de frac y habla de vivir juntos es Espejos de Cineplexx, donde la música se hace amor.

http://ultramarinos.co/2016/11/la-nueva-cancion-de-cineplexx-es-un-rico-espumoso-y-suave-coctel-escucha-mimosa/
¿A qué sabe esta frutal Mimosa? Ya lo dijimos: al más espumoso pop que tus oídos pudieron haber saboreado; a un refrescante cambio en el sonido de Litmanovich; y un aliento helado servido en un interesante cóctel con una duración de poco más de tres minutos.

http://www.zonadeobras.com/apuestas/2016/12/14/cineplexx-espejos/
La expresión final se reviste de seda y romance en piezas como Manipulador, por ejemplo, una sutil amenaza disfrazada de confesión y caricia.

http://assets.rbmaradio.com/panamerika/prueba-esta-mimosa-de-mano-de-cineplexx
Si "Mimosa" es un referente sólido del sonido de este álbum, entonces podremos encontrar en él mucho pop kitsch de la vena del mismo Julio Iglesias, Sandro o Roberto Carlos en temas que abordan la seducción, la confusión y la ruptura con una instrumentación fina y elegante

AllMusic Review Espejos by Tim Sendra
[-] By the time of 2016's Espejos, Sebastián Litmanovich had been making records under the name Cineplexx for almost two decades. Sometimes gentle electropop, sometimes pastoral indie pop, and in the case of 2014's Florianopolis, bubbling disco-pop, the one constant during that span was the overall high quality of each release. Anything with Cineplexx on the cover was sure to be warm, inviting, and filled to the top with light and sweet pop music. It's no different here, as Litmanovich delivers a batch of easygoing songs that showcase his skillful production and touch on a wide range of styles. He hasn't entirely gotten over the disco bug; tracks like "Hipnotizado" and the very smooth "Besos" have a slow-motion nocturnal feel that makes them perfect late-night comedown jams. Others, like "Sin Control," sound fit for the middle of the night, when the party is in full swing. There are also tracks that exhibit more Latin influence than he's shown in the recent past, with a strong bunch of swooning ballads like "Manipulador" and "Gran Dolor" sporting melodies that sound very traditional and romantic. The rest of the album is very slick, very sophisticated modern pop that has synthesizers rounding off the sharp edges and lots of vocal harmonies to provide a pillowy cushion. It's all a little more professional-sounding than much of the music Cineplexx has made, but it doesn't really suffer for the extra layer of studio gloss Litmanovich applies. The warmth of the melodies comes through no matter how shiny the surroundings, his intrinsic tenderness survives the process, and the songs have the same sneaky good hooks that Cineplexx songs and albums have always had. The styles may change and the approach may be a little different, but fans of the band and Litmanovich can rest assured that the quality will stay the same if Espejos is any indication.
http://www.allmusic.com/album/espejos-mw0002996704

El músico argentino Sebastián Litmanovich, también conocido como Cineplexx, nos regala el videoclip de "Mimosa", una de las piezas más radiadas en NoEsFm. "Mimosa" se exhibe como una canción llena de ritmo y romanticismo vintage.
http://noesfm.com/video-cineplexx-muestra-mimosa/

Resulta interesante cuando recuerda a artistas de la talla de Roberto Carlos o Jeanette, como en "Cariño", o incluso al "Souvenir" de OMD, como en ese principio de "Manipulador", seguramente las dos mejores canciones del álbum.
http://www.elplanetaamarillo.com/2016/12/09/cineplexx-espejos-cd-lp-jabalina-2016/

Canciones bonitas y en tecnicolor.
Radio 3 - Hoy Empieza Todo

Me gusta mucho, buenisimo!
Jorge Drexler en Radio 3 - Hoy Empieza Todo

Top album of super tropical sounds. Big summertime sound.
Andrew Jervis (Bandcamp curator)

"Te Quiero" is a Latin-centric indie pop jam. The song consistently brings a feel-good tempo and eccentric style to the table.
By Christiana Bartolini www.indieshuffle.com

Florianopolis: exotismo y sofisticación que hacen pensar en un Devendra Banhart 2.0. ¡Mucha clase!
Radio 3 (Recomendaciones)

Cineplexx: Music Exclusive. Read the interview: http://latinousa.org/2014/03/28/cineplexx-music-exclusive/
NPR Latino USA, Maria Hinojosa

Cineplexx, ¡que viva el híbrido musical! "Te Quiero" es una contagiosa melodía afro-funk
vomb.com.ar

Su nuevo álbum se llama Florianopolis y el single de adelanto es una agradable y revitalizante combinación de ritmos latinos y sofisticación pop rock.
blog.radioestacion.net

Have you heard? Cineplexx is back! "Te Quiero" seems to be a little story about obsession, told in the cutest, most charming way. Musically, it's a Latin-flavored pop track with a bit of disco, a bit of funk, and a lot of fun. Playful, danceable style.
http://music.remezcla.com

Lo nuevo de Cineplexx, que se titulará "Florianópolis" va a volver a cocernos en elevadas
temperaturas.
http://www.fantasticplasticmag.com

Un cocktail sonoro –disco, bossa, afrofunk, electrónica, pop- que nos transporta a un espacio exótico
http://www.astredupop.com

El "Quiero verte" de 2014 es un delicioso corte veraniego de ritmos latinos y funky con
pequeños toques de disco y soul hacia su final, tan complejo que podría haberse editado en DFA.
http://jenesaispop.com

Cineplexx es lo que sonaría como soundtrack si estuvieras en una playa de lujo en los setentas, bebiendo de un coco y siendo atendido por la gente más sonriente. Paradisiaco.
http://www.bizarro.fm

A colorful soundtrack with a beachy mood. The bossa beats and Spanish vocals of Florianopolis will ease the soul — rain or shine, sand or no sand. Hear the songful breeze of Florianopolis.
http://unfspinnaker.com

Te quiero, con el que Cineplexx comienza a invadir, tanto pistas de baile como las listas de popularidad. Uno de los trabajos promisorios de este 2014. Una fina comunión de elementos bailables hasta la seducción.
http://www.twmp.com.mx

Florianopolis se llama el nuevo cocktail cósmico-tropical de Cineplexx. Aunque requiera de un escape mental a un paraíso imaginario, Florianopolis constituye un manifiesto de lo que representa este preciso momento globalmente al unir tan variados estilos musicales en un verdadero cocktail cósmico universal.
http://panamerika.fm

Florianopolis it's a success, accomplishing much more than Daft Punk in a seamless and effortless melting pot of genres, both retro and contemporary, that feels natural and organic. The result is a Latin infused throwback to disco's glory days but with enough of a contemporary edge to make the whole sound fresh and up to date. If you have any form of interest in disco or would just like to hear what Daft Punk could have achieved had Random Access Memories been more focused, then be sure to check out Cineplexx's Florianopolis, as sure deserves to get the recognition and attention other artists in the nu disco movement are getting.
http://www.therealmusic.net
by Francois Declercq



--- PREVIOUS REVIEWS ---


Cineplexx - Cosas De La Vida Normal. Rather catchy, don't you think? Now dance! / Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service

Cineplexx - Perfume (disco destacado del mes en Rockdelux). El nuevo album de Cineplexx arranca con un click: una ilusión de reproducción analógica que sirve de primera pista para entrar en el exquisito mundo de Sebastián Litmanovich, un universo donde conviven Phil Specto, Brian Wilson, Duglas T. Stewart y Rogerio Duprat. / Rockdelux, Diciembre 2012, por Marta Salicrú.

Cineplexx - Perfume (Indie Shuffle). It is a soft and pillowy portrayal of what is lovely and carefree in the indie pop world. Perfume takes off with my favorite single, "Cosas de la Vida Normal," and from there Cineplexx takes you on a journey of dream-filled ecstasy. It's as if you've landed on a planet of cotton candy skies and funnel cake trees and all you need to do is lay on a black sand beach with the warm sun and cool breeze. Perfume very much takes on the island life. It's breezy, laid back and classy. Many a moraca is played while delicate guitars strum their way to blissful oblivion, and the vocals serenade you into a peaceful twilight. / http://www.indieshuffle.com/cineplexx-perfume

Cineplexx - Cosas De La Vida Normal. this is some pretty good Balearic dreamy goodness / http://iauralreport.blogspot.ca/2012/11/new-music-cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida.html

Cineplexx - Perfume. you HAVE to listen to this, it's so good! / http://mariadelmar.tumblr.com/post/36803826059/cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal

Cineplexx - Perfume. Su escucha es totalmente recomendable.
http://elritmodemisacontecimientos.blogspot.co.uk/2013/02/midiscodemisemana-cineplexx-perfume.html

Video Cineplexx "No Da": "Sebas from Cineplexx continues on his quest to portrait that perfect state of mind we can be in once or twice a year. Dream with your eyes open, remember the past, and wonder endlessly about the future." / Dublab
http://dublab.com/cineplexx-no-da/

Top Albums 2012: Perfume / El Planete Amarillo Radio
http://www.facebook.com/elplaneta.amarillo

Video Cineplexx "No Da": Exquisito! / Rockdelux

Cineplexx - Perfume. Los 20 discos recomendados del año que pasó y que debes escuchar
www.aeroplanoradio.com

Mejor Album 2012 Perfume / Odisea Pop, Radio-B
http://radio-b.podomatic.com/entry/2013-01-23T10_05_55-08_00

Video Première: Cineplexx – "No Da": drift into a field of paradise / Remezcla
http://music.remezcla.com/2013/latin/cineplexx-no-da-music-video/

Cineplexx - Perfume. Cineplexx offers a wonderful uplifting atmosphere that creates a feeling of nostalgia towards summers past. Kind of like Air did with Moon Safari, but with a more consistent atmosphere throughout, Perfume creates an electronic throw back to the 60s. "Volando" is a standout moment on the album, its yé-yé edge with the French backing vocals complimenting Sebastian's Spanish lead is like a match made in heaven. / therealmusic
http://www.therealmusic.net/perfume-2012

2012 Top Albums by Tweendie - 10. Cineplexx – Perfume: Quelques gouttes de Perfume sur les oreilles et ses notes fruitées et psychédéliques vous enivreront instantanément. Comme dirait Brad Pitt : «Inevitable !» / tweendie
http://www.tweendie.com/actualite/bilan-2012-top-albums

Cineplexx - Perfume. Perfume se pasea por lo tropical, el lounge y el pop psicodélico. / Los Inrocks
http://www.losinrocks.com/musica/misdocs-cineplexx#.URuyuoWuJe4

Álbumes internacionales favoritos 2012 - 40. CINEPLEXX: Perfume / Perdiendo Mi Eje
http://perdiendomiejem.blogspot.com.es/2013/01/albumes-internacionales-favoritos-2012.html

Cineplexx - Perfume. te presentamos Cosas de la Vida Normal, una canción que bien puede llevarte en un viaje en el tiempo, ya sea pasado o mostrarte tu futuro. " Cosas de la vida normal" un tema que al más puro estilo de Andrew Bird y Peter Bjorn and John que nace a partir de un agradable gancho melódico que se antoja silbar . / http://elsantodelrock.wordpress.com/2012/11/26/cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal

Perfume (review) Emocionada estoy en casa escuchando 'Perfume'. Emocionada no sólo porque este último trabajo del argentino Cineplexx es precioso, es que hace muchos años, allá por Myspace, contacté con él vía email porque me gustó mucho lo que hacía y resultó ser un ser adorable. Me hace feliz saber que no ha cesado en el empeño de poner BSO a nuestras mejores veladas.
http://www.antoniamag.com/novedad/cineplexx-el-perfume-de-los-suenos

Cosas de la vida normal, Cineplexx Desde Londres, bien puntual, llega Perfume. Aquí, una evocación bien sixties de climas festivos, chicas tirando pasos, y el buen pasar.
http://www.si.clarin.com/videoteca_0_800920098.html

Perfume (review) Si chiama Perfume ed è una saporita miscela di melodie 60s, atmosfere brasiliane ed acquarelli dai colori accesi. Rilassante, carezzevole e discreto. Tre aggettivi essenziali per un disco che ci farà compagnia per tutto l'inverno.
http://www.frigopop.it/cineplexx-perfume-streaming/

"Cosas de la vida normal" de Cineplexx es una canción que destacó recientemente en nuestro web surfing. Olas de sicodelia nostálgica en clave pop sesentero; imágenes caleidoscópicas, chicas guapas, riffs melancólicos y una voz sensual que nos invita a vivir mejor cualquier tarde soleada. ¿Suena bien, no?
http://nwla.tv/video/2012/10/24/cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal/

"Cosas de la vida normal" es el primer sencillo que se desprende de este material, un tema que al más puro estilo de Andrew Bird y Peter, Bjorn and John nace a partir de un agradable gancho melódico que se antoja silbar .
http://resonanciamagazine.com/2012/10/download-compilado-resonancia-magazine-tercer-aniversario/

Perfume (review)
El suave, cautivador y desconcertante viaje musical por parte de Cineplexx y sus sintetizadores desde la primera escucha te envuelve haciéndote sentir infinitamente cómodo.
http://www.mehaceruido.com/2012/10/lp-cineplexx-perfume/

Cineplexx. 'Cosas de la Vida Normal' Somewhere between our longing for those druggy, hippie, casual sex, vocally rebellious youth culture driven days and our actual circumstance of over-commodified inauthenticity lays the answer to all of our questions.
http://music.remezcla.com/2012/latin/cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal-perfume-music-video/?nocache=1

Cineplexx. 'Cosas de la Vida Normal' Awesome track!
http://comborice.com/cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal/

Video: Cineplexx drifts towards paradise with “Crawl o Mariposas”
With its ebbing, Hawaiian breeze (minute long) intro, kaleidoscope affects and simple repetitions, the playful and dreamy queerness of this track is enough to set any bearded pirate lover on a long quest into forbidden seas. It kind of reminds me of Matias Aguayo’s “Ritmo Juarez” video only in its thematic palm tree aesthetic. Otherwise, I’m not sure what to classify this bad boy as. Let’s just call it perfect. Straight from their forthcoming 8th album release Perfume (expected early in 2012), if you count the blip experimentation debut, Cineplexx otherwise known as Sebastian Litmanovich, his brother and friends aren’t afraid to perplex on “Crawl o Mariposa.” / BY Jose Benavides | October 2011 REMEZCLA

Conveyor – Woolgatherer (Cineplexx Remix). el resultado me genera un extraño magnetismo quedándose pegada en mis auriculares más de lo que me podría imaginar. Ensoñadora, ecos que se filtran por tus poros, cajas secas y pacientes, robóticas voces, esas sirenas… podría sonar hasta el infinito.
Escafandrista-musical.com (September 2012)

Cineplexx 'Cosas de la Vida Normal'. Right from the start of this track, the beat is sure to get you moving. The instrumentals are vibrant and flowing while beautifully complementing Sebastián's relaxed, airy vocals. Imagine you were driving to the beach on a bright and sunny day in a convertible with an ice cream cone, your dog and some of your favorite people. This song would have to be playing.
Read more: http://www.indieshuffle.com/cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal/
Indieshuffle (September 2012)

Conveyor "Woolgatherer (Cineplexx Remix) It is a really interesting blend and certainly has a whole new sound.
Ohsofreshmusic.com (September 2012)

Conveyor "Woolgatherer (Cineplexx Remix): Spectacular remix!
Earbuddy (September 2012)

CINEPLEXX GIVES MASTERCLASS IN REMIXING: ...In doing what few producers seem to be able to do, Cineplexx has taken the song, remained true to it in its structure, feel, and music, yet still transforms it into something that is totally transcendent of the original. Both songs are great works and worthy of several listens, though most IYS listeners (and writers) would probably take Cineplexx's interpretation any day. It is in many ways the golden ideal of remixes: it sports a solid song choice (one that is both catchy and pliable), retains great musical sophistication, adds its own musical flare, drives it with a present and compelling beat, and really manages to hold the listeners interest... Read more: http://inyourspeakers.com/content/news/180-cineplexx-gives-masterclass-remixing-09102012
In Your Speakers (September 2012, USA)

Conveyor "Woolgatherer (Cineplexx Remix) "Woolgatherer" is now also massaged into a locomotive-leaning jam that capitalizes on the good vibes already within.... read more: http://rcrdlbl.com/2012/09/04/premiere_conveyor_woolgatherer_cineplexx_remix_original
RCRD LBL (September 2012, USA)

Cineplexx. 'Cosas de la Vida Normal' is too good a track to miss out on. Litmanovic plucks elements from all over the place on this song. You can hear the quirky ye-ye pop from the 60s, you can hear sunkissed psychedelia, you can hear Stereolab, you can hear dreampop and overall you can hear an elegantly gliding pop track of the kind that not enough people make. It has hooks, class, rich and exotic instrumentation, it has all the elements that should constitute great pop records.
Read more: http://soundsxp.com/artman2/publish/singles/Cineplexx_-_Cosas_de_la_Vida_Normal_single_review.shtml
SoundsXP.Com (August 2012, USA)

Cineplexx - Cosas de la Vida Normal (Advance): The song itself is brilliant, dabbling between tones of pop and those of a more psychedelic and dreamlike quality... Read more here: http://inlove-notlimbo.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/cineplexx.html
In Love Not Limbo (August 2012, USA)

Cineplexx. Last week we featured Cineplexx and I couldn't have asked for a better way to jump back in to the wonderful world of sharing new music. Read more here: http://epicconcoction.com/post/29057168556/cineplexx
EPIC CONCOCTION (August 2012, USA)

Lovely Hearts Club Presents: Cineplexx You will surely find yourself compelled to swing your hips and snap those fingers while streaming 'Cosas de la Vida Normal'.
Read more. http://papergardenrecords.com/lovelyheartsclub/lovely-hearts-club-presents-cineplexx-cosas-de-la-vida-normal-lhc-47/
LHC (August 2012, USA)

Cineplexx – “Crawl o Mariposa”. With a focus on guitars and synth-infused pop, his sound is a blend of psych-pop, culturally eclectic folk, and post-rock; it’s not too distant from the engrossing DIY pop of R. Stevie Moore or Ariel Pink. ”Cosas de la Vida Normal”, the first track on Cineplexx’s upcoming album Perfume, it resembles traditional dance-pop of the ’60s, like polka on psychedelics, and the video for the tropically lush “Crawl o Mariposa”, a mellow piece of paradise also on the upcoming Perfume. / Mike Mineo March 21, 2012 OBSCURE SOUND

Cineplexx - You're In A Bad Way (Saint Etienne cover) septiembre 2011. Cineplexx ha ido manteniendo viva su página web con nuevos ejemplos de una de las cosas que más le gusta hacer: versiones tiernas y delicadas de las bandas que más le han marcado. Su más reciente ofrenda es una reinterpretación de “Love’s Supposed To Be Fun” de BMX Bandits. Además, versiones frescas de “You Are In A Bad Way”, de los siempre reivindicables Saint Etienne, y del contagioso “French Disko” de Stereolab. / PLAYGROUND MAG

Cosas de la vida normal. Cineplexx lleva años saliéndose por la tangente del pop preciosista, a veces más tropical, a veces más dreamy, con un único fin: hacer de la pieza musical una bella misión estética que provoque devoción y confusión, confesión y costumbre. Una bonita forma de hacer declaraciones de amor encapsuladas en tres o cuatro minutos. Este teaser-retazo en versión de cortometraje de treinta segundos tan fanático como estético de Cosas de la vida normal, es (según dice) una buena muestra de lo que será ese nuevo y perfumado. Ya cae la baba.
http://www.notodo.com/breves/439_cosas_de_la_vida_normal.html

Latest slice of infectious pop from Argentina’s Cineplexx. 13 December 2011. In 2012 they will release their next release Perfume, an album that will surely carry on the infectious, dreamy pop. / Soundsandcolours.com

Cineplexx: sedução de um baile tropical. Com ar de balada psicodélica sessenteira, balanço sem pecado e vídeo divertido, Sebastian dá continuidade ao trabalho que tem cavado espaço entre os cantautores mais interessantes da música latino-americana contemporânea.
/ Gentequeviene.tumblr.com

As 20 canções de 2011 que vamos guardar no melhor lugar da casa! 5. Cineplexx - Cosas de la vida normal. Confesso que quis fazer um clipe para essa canção. Confesso que foi impossível esperar 2012 para dizer que é seu dever ouvir uma batida 70’s desse talão. O refrão é para ser lema de vida, e a música é impressionantemente contagiante. / Gentequeviene.tumblr.com

TOP 5 covers de 2011. Cineplexx - Amor de primavera (Tanguito). Ambiência sem economia e andamento trilha para bar underground de filme cult foram as estratégias de Sesbastián Litmanovich para deixar a música de Tanguito mais charmosa e igualmente romântica. / Gentequeviene.tumblr.comThe Music of National Hispanic Heritage Month: A Retrospective
As National Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, here is a mix of great music by Latin artists, Cineplexx – “Nueva Sombra” from Nuevahola: Cineplexx is the dream pop project of Sebastián Litmanovich.
http://www.wobc.org/2011/10/the-music-of-national-hispanic-heritage-month-a-retrospective/

Some Spanish loveliness... Mejor is a top summer jam. / BBC6 Lauren Laverne show / Jun 2011

Une petite séance de Cineplexx ...Durant trois jours de concerts, parmi les heureuses découvertes que nous avons pu faire, Cineplexx a tout de suite tenu une place à part. / Tweendie.com Jun 2011

Dreamy feel-good indie-pop with tropicalia influences. Includes the gorgeous “Mejor (Copacabana mix)” / Remezcla.com, Jun 2011

Sebastián Litmanovich, o Cineplexx, tem capacidade produtiva espantosa. A interpretação de “Cantada (depois de ter você)”, da Calcanhotto, está colecionando dezenas de elogios Twitter afora. Na lista das versões recentes, ainda estão Velvet, Zombies e Tanguito. Sensacional! / Gentequeviene.tumblr.com May 2011

Cineplexx le da continuidad a las notas cálidas de Zeep y en sus reconocibles construcciones de picnic cinematográfico nos regala su versión de Cantata (después de estar con vos) con un “paparapapa” ineludible. / elamarill0.blogspot.com May 2011

Indietracks Festival 2010 Interview with Cineplexx
Read here: http://indietracksblog.blogspot.com/2010/03/indietracks-interview-1-cineplexx.html

Tiger Trap (single review) ...Is lovely: floating, ethereal, bright bands of sound, gently surging percussion and high-arcing vocals. / 17dots.com, 13/07/2010

Nuevahola, Picnic, Indietracks article... El universo musical de Sebastian Litmanovich escapa a unas mentes simples como las nuestras, mentes que no son capaces de abrazar el eclecticismo musical para convertirlo en seña de identidad, algo que este argentino hace a las mil maravillas. Su Lp Picnic ha sido uno de los discos que más hemos disfrutado en los últimos meses, decenas de escuchas no logran que el hasta ahora último Lp de Cineplexx deje de sorprendernos cada vez que iniciamos su escucha en nuestro reproductor. / 360grados, 20/07/2010

Mejor (video review) ...pure lounge-pop (this is the "copacabana mix") and the montage of nostalgic elements really carries this video along. Go-go girls cavort and samba bands parade behind the bemused-looking Litmanovich, who lists some of his influences as Os Mutantes and Joao Gilberto... although in our opinion, there's is a bit of Van Dyke Parks lurking in there, too. / LINK.TV December 2009

Nuevahola (Concert review) ...Cineplexx y El Robot Bajo el Agua en Barcelona. here: Revista Post / Por Maitén Rinaldi y Ana Llurba / Especial para Revista Post

Nuevahola (CD review) ...Ya os hemos hablado de Cineplexx con la publicación de su anterior trabajo (Picnic) y puede que no nos cansemos que hacerlo como tampoco nos cansamos de escucharle. Hace unos meses Sebastián Litmanovich presentaba Nuevahola (Cherry Red, 2009), su nuevo trabajo consistente en una recopilación de canciones antiguas, rarezas y canciones nuevas. Y que incluye inspiradísimas canciones indiepop de alcoba, eclécticas en tempos y cadencias. Delicias sonoras teñidas de pop clásico a la Belle&Sebastian o The Velvet Underground, resortes diversos del easy listening y ecos sesenteros, el indiepop electrónico más lo-fi, el dreampop más evocador, más purista y de mente afinada. Tan elocuente como el de Fireflies y, además, con dulzura vocal en castellano. / Notodo, by David Cano, Oct. 2009

Picnic (CD review) ...Picnic (Portia y Molécula Records, 2008), es una reunión de magníficas canciones de evocaciones cinexin, que, si bien rebosan eclecticismo, se hallan en algún lugar entre el indiepop, la banda sonora original (del espacio estelar) y el twee. Un pop onírico de alcoba y una deliciosa voz única. Entre Fireflies, A Boy Named Thor y The Velvet Underground este argentino nos vuelve a conquistar. / Notodo, by David Cano, Sept. 2008

Nuevahola (CD review) ... A Genius Band. / Zani, by Dean Cavanagh, Oct. 2009

Mejor (Copacabana Mix) (song and video review) ...second summer jamz: cineplexx - mejor (copacabana mix). The temp is balmy today and I'm in the mood for some laid back and lovely la la las's. Thanks to Spain's excellent Cineplexx, I was able to find exactly the right thing. This track comes from a recent collection of tracks released by Cherry Red called Nuevahola. I need to track it down ASAP! / nonemoretwee.blogspot.com by Tim, November 8, 2009

Mejor (video review) ...'Mejor', Cineplexx - Vídeo del día! Hace poco más de un año Cineplexx fue el protagonista de uno de nuestros MP3 Gratis del Día gracias a 'A Mi Lado'. Sebastian Litmanovich regresa ahora 'Nuevahola' (Cherry Red Records, 09) y este caleidoscópico vídeo de presentación. / Spinner Nov 24th 2009

The Christmas Family Tree - Cineplexx & Ally Kerr (song review) ...Ally Kerr and Cineplexx makes a Christmas song! Two of my favourite musicians, Ally Kerr and Cineplexx have made a Christmas song/video together! / Eardrumsmusic.com December 17th, 2009 by Knut

Nuevahola album, and the song Mejor featured @ best of 2009 ...El millor de l’any by I Can Hear Music blog @ Time Out (BCN) ... Nuevahola is features on the best albums of 2009 here. and the song Mejor on the best songs of 2009 here.

Tarde by Cineplexx (song review) ...Especial 69 Canciones de Amor. Tarde (Pequeños Accidentes Domésticos) "Aún tengo algo dentro que nos pertenece." Un estribillo a lo Morrissey, las cenizas donde hubo fuego, y los polvos de una relación según Sebastián Litmanovich, el cerebro detrás de Cineplexx . / Inrockuptibles magazine (Arg), Nov 2009

Mejor (Copacabana Mix) (song and video review) ...Our Favorite Downloads of 2009! Cineplexx, a.k.a. Sebastian Litmanovich, has incredible talent and we instantly understood this when we heard his latest single, “Mejor.” It’s easy-going, sometimes even nostalgic– but in a good way! / Remezcla BY Nathalie Gonzalez, December 8th, 2009

Mejor (Copacabana Mix) (song and video review) ...“10 músicas para um mundo mais latino-americano. #2. Cineplexx. "Mejor".O argentino Sebastian Litmanovich teve uma coletânea editada pela histórica Cherry Red Records. "Mejor", na versão original, é uma das grandes coisas do disco, Nuevahola, que é gigante. Esse remix apelidado de "copacabana", com jingado carioca e clima tropical, é especial. Saludos a Sebastian e mais verões na vida de todos nós! / Dominodromo, MTV Brazil por Rodrigo Maceira 08/12/2009 - 11:53

Nuevahola (CD review) ...There’s a definite Glasgow connection with the sound which is a spacious, filmic affair that goes from lush and sweeping to fragile and introspective via all the aspects of 60’s and 70’s pop. “Nuevahola" also includes a dust bowl, weather-beaten version of “Paint it Black” the like of which you’ll never have heard before. / Nextbigthing.blogspot.com by Lindsay Hutton, August 18 2009

Nuevahola (CD review) ...Trece porciones de pop preciosista que delatan el acentuado olfato melódico de Litmanovich. El álbum, avalado por la enjundia de Cherry Red, es un compendio de canciones antiguas y nuevas, además de alguna que otra rareza, que se abre con las ganas de “A mi lado” y que empieza su vuelo de altura con “Nueva sombra”, un encomiable muestra de pop sugerente en toda regla. A esta le sigue “Además”, en cuya esencia parece anidar ecos de Los Gatos, la banda de Lito Nebbia, algo que también puede notarse en “Fácil”, en la que la mezcla del tema corre a cargo del insigne Daniel Melero. Pero el listón permanece alto a lo largo de Nuevahola, sacando a la luz la habilidad de Litmanovich para manejar sonidos que envuelven entre coros acertados y ambientes cordiales. Algo así como una suave psicodelia empapada de sentimientos porteños, y decorada por apuntes electrónicos y pinceladas acústicas. “Mejor” y “Tarde” son directas, tiernas y a la vez proclives al tarareo, pequeñas reflexiones de alcoba y encuentros y desencuentros con lo cotidiano. “Hermosa espera” sigue anotando preciosos apuntes melódicos al trabajo de Cineplexx, luego llega “Tigre trap”, en la que participan Duglas T. Stewart y Norman Blake de BMX Bandits y Teengae Fanclub, respectivamente. El recorrido por esta Nuevahola continúa con “Todo”, la intimidad de “Turista”, el vaivén enrarecido de “Fruta salada”, la revisión acústica y cósmica de “Paint it black” de The Rolling Stones, y acaba con “Muchas canciones”, dos minutos con siete segundos que culminan un buen disco lleno de rayos de luz. / Muzikalia por Aldo Linares - 10 de Agosto de 2009

Nuevahola (CD review) ...4/5 stars **** The sunny weather manages to bring out a surprise summer soundtrack. Sebastian Litmanovich is an Argentinian in love with indie-pop with a latin lilt. What you get here is a compilation of his best bits and some new stuff, with help from Teenage Fanclub’s Norman Blake and a couple of BMX Bandits, so you can sense where his music’s going. There’s a chilled-out cover of the Stones’ Paint It Black too. / Sunday Express, July 26, 2009

Nuevahola (CD review) ...Best Albums 2009: A mid-year review. These are the best albums of the year thus far: #5. Cineplexx: Nuevahola (May, Cherry Red Records) - This is an excellent album to be played while hanging out, doing nothing. It fills the room with a relaxing energy and you'll find yourself singing along after a few listens. Although it is a compilation of previously released songs by Cineplexx and 2 new songs, it deserves to be among the best releases of the year. / By: Edson Sanchez Saucidoslant.blogspot.com

Nuevahola (CD review) ...whispery vocals and esoteric soundscapes also bridge into the realm of atmospheric electronic. / IODA

Nuevahola (CD review) ...El cedé es una atractiva selección por los tracks incandescentes de Litmanovich (Fácil, Todo, Tarde…), también contiene el cover Paint it black de los Stones, y cuatro inéditos. Uno de ellos se llama Hermosa espera, cuya maqueta fue inicialmente la introducción al programa de las tardes de la Rock & Pop docta en 2004. Vaya alegría reconocerlo a tientas otra vez, hecho canción y diciendo algo tan simple y apacible como “llegó el descanso para la cabeza…sobre tus piernas…”. Hermosa espera, la de los que persisten en las melodías que dan belleza y fulgor a este mundo" / Ricardo Cabral para Ruletachina.com

Cineplexx, All albums review article !!!
...Read the complete review from Ruletachina.com by Ricardo Cabral here.

Nuevahola (CD review) ...Pop sutil y encantador / Gatopardo.com

Nuevahola (CD review) ...O argentino Sebastian Litmanovich, cabeça por trás do Cineplexx, é, desde maio, artista do casting da excelente Cherry Records, que inclui clássicos do tamanho de Cabaret Voltaire no catálogo. O disco, batizado de Nuevahola, reúne folks lisérgicos de diversos álbuns do cantor e compositor, há alguns anos exilado em Barcelona. Interessante: mesmo sendo coletânea, o disco alcança consistência de álbum. Quem ouve pela primeira vez, tem certeza de que tudo ali é parte de um mesmo - e excelente - projeto. / Rodrigo Maceira, Dominodromo blog @ MTV Brasil

Nuevahola (CD review) ...From a record that took a mere twelve years to collate, Sebastian Litmanovich at long, long, long last releases a sort of Best Of album. These aren’t the Cineplexx A-Sides, you see, they’re a medley of the Argentine graphic designer’s more peculiar moments: the thirteen brightest demos and trinkets from his six installments to date. “Mejor,” however, is the newly-recorded lure, the one the fans will isolate from the download and be keen to get acquainted with. And talk about jewel in the crown: the dreamy haze and Spanish pop fit the recent hot weather like a glove, leaving me with a strong urge to say, “fuck it” and head to the beach. As bronzed and decadent as Richard Hawley and with more than just a little hint of hula, “Mejor”‘s lazy chords and unstressed snare drums are just what the doctor ordered—something to take your mind off the bad shit besieging the world at the moment. In his floaty lilt from the heart of Barcelona, Litmanovich conjures the dream sounds of sixties chill, transporting you to a time where open convertibles and free love flowed like the warm summer sun. It might sound a little fey to the white knuckle gang, but given that there’s not much flowing at the minute except for the steady spread of pig disease, I know where I’d rather be" - www.cokemachineglow.com

Mejor (Single song review) ...Cineplexx's new single, "Mejor," a lush breeze of hazy guitar strums, enchanting Spanish coos, and soothing waves of percussion. It's just the right stuff for the laziest of beach bums, late night drive enthusiasts, or perhaps those of you still recovering after a long, long night. / Muumuse.com

Picnic (CD review) "You may not have heard of Argentinean-born Cineplexx (a.k.a. Sebastian Litmanovich), but that doesn’t mean that he hasn’t spent the majority of his 34 years making music. His ninth full-length, Picnic, features simple pop music with little inner complexities (think: The Beach Boys meets Belle and Sebastian). Tracks like “Droga Paliativa” infuse with ’80s style synths and electronic-driven pop, while the title track (which features Half Japanese’s Jad Fair) masterfully layers a folky organ with twitchy guitar and chimes. Like dreamy landscapes sung in Spanish, Litmanovich’s melodies evoke all kinds of emotions" - XLR8

Picnic (CD review) ...Cineplexx est un poète et chante des choses simples: un pique-nique, un disque de Belle & Sebastian, les heures qui s’écoulent lentement jusqu’à la fin de la semaine. Vamos de picnic, en tren o en coche. Cineplexx va, j’en suis sûr, composer le Porque te vas de notre époque. / J.-E.D. Standard Magazine (France)

Picnic (CD review) ...Cineplexx esconde a criatura, também artista gráfico, Sebastian Litmanovich, nascido na Argentina, mas residente da cidade Espanhola. Sebastian Litmanovich, como o seu vizinho, é perito em fervilhantes caldeirões sonoros homemade e psicadelismo aceso, mas enquanto El Guincho prima pelos ritmos tribais, Cineplexx obta pelos ritmos sonhadores e Primaveris, através de uma Pop, lo-fi, hiperbólica afogada em instrumentação esparsa e harmonia graciosa. O seu som, de base electrónica, é tão amplo que lembra diversos nomes como: Belle and Sebastian, The Radio dept, Camera Obscura, Jens Lekman, Flaming Lips, Teenage Fanclub, Beach Boys, Vaselines, Magnetic Fields, Gruf Rhys, Gorky’s Zygotic Mynchi, entre tantos outros. Brilhante&Contagiante!!! / ekletric.blogspot.com

Picnic (CD review)...“Exquisito” / Inrockuptibles (AR)

(cineplexx interview on Picnic)...Escape Artist: CINEPLEXX - Picnic. story by Kory Grow /www.paperthinwalls.com
...In 2005, Sebastián Litmanovich, a.k.a. Cineplexx, was a minimalist electronic musician looking for a way out. The Barcelonan was playing glitchy scratches and rhythmic beeps at places like Spain's Sónar Festival, an event dedicated to "advanced music," but would be listening to Television and the Velvet Underground in his private life. He left his life of clinical bloops behind for the sunny, summer treat of seventh album Picnic, an album full of lush, catchy psychedelic bedroom pop, accented with colorful, otherworldly whispers about sleep, dreams and recreation. Many of the songs are about escape "in a positive way," says Litmanovich, after apologizing for English being his second language. "That's why I thought it was appropriate to reinforce this concept of 'picnic,' because a picnic, after all, is a kind of escape. You can go with more people and just have fun and share a moment or a fried egg." Paper thin walls (read the complete interview...)

- 4 stars, AMG Album Pick /All Music Guide

Picnic (CD review) ...The album is a real unexpected treat, and Cineplexx are the kind of crush that might just bloom into a full on love affair. /blog.allmusic.com

Picnic (CD review) Twee as Ducks: Indie Pop Summer Crushes 2008 June 25th, 2008 | On his 9th album Picnic he divested himself of almost all his previous sonic baggage and dove headfirst into indie pop, trading squiggles and bleeps for lush vocal harmonies and loads of jangle. He also roped in Norman Blake, Jad Fair and Duglas Stewart (which is pretty darn heavy company) and wrote a batch of melodic, misty and pastoral tunes that are about as lovely as can be. The album is a real unexpected treat, and Cineplexx are the kind of crush that might just bloom into a full on love affair. Here's the first shot from Cupid's bow: Belle & Sebastian. / Tim Sendra - All Music Blog Top 10 albums of the year

Picnic (CD review)...This is, as they say, a lush pop album. The songs are late-60s-ish and really pretty. /KSCR

Picnic (CD review)...Cineplexx creates a dreamy pop album that will appeal to fans of M83, THE ZOMBIES, DEASTRO, and others /cjam-music.blogspot.com

Picnic (CD review)...Exquisite indie-pop /kuci.uci.edu

Picnic (CD review)...Perfect for that surreal Sunday in the park. /Ed Morales, newsday.com

Picnic (CD review)...desde España nos llega un ejemplo de auténtico buen pop independiente (si, indie) a cargo de Cineplexx, grupo de un solo integrante (Sebastián Litmanovich), quien lleva editados un par de EP's y que esta vez se rodea de invitados como Norman Blake (de Teenage Fanclub) o Duglas Stewart (de los BMX Bandits) para crear un disco redondo, lleno de guitarras acústicas y teclados, que nos remiten a The Beach Boys, Flaming Lips y por momentos a unos Family más low-fi de costumbre... / Alex M. Revista Sonika (MX)

Picnic (CD review)...“Sentada” (Seated) with its cartoon springy boing, bass hums, light stomping and clapping, and tinkling background noises sounds like a Roger Rabbit acid trip. /onemicrophone.com

Picnic (CD review)...This album is a warm combination of dream pop, psychedelic '60s-inspired pop/rock, tiny electronic tidbits and soft Spanish vocals warped together in a pouch of preciousness. /kalamazoo

Picnic (CD review) ...Boasting plenty of memorable material with 15 tracks, Picnic may very well go down as one of the most uniquely engaging releases of the year. / Obscuresound (read more...)

Picnic (CD review)...I am so far most enamored with the title track, a dreamy, yet slightly off kilter song whose vocals kind of make it sound as if it were recorded on an island inhabited by friendly ghosts. / Squaregirls (read more...)

Picnic (CD review) ...If you’re into Elliott Smith and Belle & Sebastian, you'll really enjoy Cineplexx. / afrojacks.com (read more...)

Picnic (CD review) ...Picnic is surely going to be one of my favorite releases of the prior couple of years. / The Flame's Flight

Picnic (CD review) ...Espiral reviewed 7,5... In the international language of bedroom psych auteurs who dream of Mellotron fields, it doesn’t particularly matter. / paperthinwalls.com (read more...)

Picnic (CD review) ...There is a fair amount of experimentation throughout the album, which works in the darker electropop of "Droga Paliativa" and the haunting folk in "De Picnic Sin Mi"...my favorite tracks are the more straight-forward pop songs, like "A Mi Lado" and "Belle & Sebastian" / chris, Indiepages.com

Picnic (CD review) Cineplexx - warm and friendly pop for a springtime picnic. April 17th, 2008 by Knut
“Picnic” is Sebastian Litmanovich’s fifth overall album and his debut on Portia, and here he is helped by Duglas Stewart (BMX Bandits), Norman Blake (Teenage Fanclub), Jad Fair (Half Japanese) and Federico Aubele (all of them have co-written songs or performs on the tracks on the album). Sebastian’s music has a lot in common with especially Stewart’s and Blake’s music, so they seem to be the perfect collaboration partners for Cineplexx. If you like Belle and Sebastian, The Radio dept, BMX Bandits, Camera Obscura, Little Name, Jens Lekman, Flaming Lips, Teenage Fanclub or the Beach Boys, you’ll love Cineplexx. It’s a wonderful album, and a perfect companion to the coming days of Spring. The albumtitle is perfect. “Picnic” is the exact image I get in my head when I’m listening to this album. I see myself resting on the grass on a warm spring day, the sun is shining, the birds are singing and Cineplexx is playing somewhere in the background. Mmmm! “Picnic” is a wonderful collection of pop songs, with Sebastian’s warm and almost whispered Spanish vocals in front (except on “Tiger Trap” where Duglas Stewart sings). The album is full of pretty melodies, lush strings and harmonies, but far underneath all the niceness, you’ll discover more noisy, fuzzy and strange elements, - sometimes also darker - , which makes the album more interesting in the long run. The title track, where Jad Fair is involved, is almost psychedelic in its playful and dreamy arrangement. Wonderful! This is one of the album’s really strong sides: The more you listen to it, the more you’ll discover. / Knut, Ear Drums Music

Picnic (CD review) ...desde España nos llega un ejemplo de auténtico buen pop independiente (si, indie) a cargo de Cineplexx, grupo de un solo integrante (Sebastián Litmanovich), quien lleva editados un par de EP's y que esta vez se rodea de invitados como Norman Blake (de Teenage Fanclub) o Duglas Stewart (de los BMX Bandits) para crear un disco redondo, lleno de guitarras acústicas y teclados, que nos remiten a The Beach Boys, Flaming Lips y por momentos a unos Family más low-fi de costumbre... / Alex M. Revista Sonika (MX)

Picnic (CD review) ...Una colección de pequeñas composiciones pop. "A mi lado" se trata de un tema precioso, pegadizo y realmente cautivador. /Palabelia.com

Picnic (CD review) ...a light airy hint of twee-pop which sometimes borders on eighties light synth pop. Their sound is a little Belle & Sebastian like, with the chamber pop sound of The Clientele added in with a smaller dose of Magnetic Fields. /parasitesandsycophants.blogspot.com

CONCERT REVIEW Cineplexx & The Odeons ...Experimental music, suggestive sounds, dreamlike melodies and a lot of savoir faire that leaves a sweet after-taste. / Laura Bo Lecool.com

CONCERT REVIEW Cineplexx & The Odeons ...pop lo-fi flotante y orquestado teñido de psicodelia. /popmadrid.com

CONCERT REVIEW Cineplexx & The Odeons ...Is an elegant and compact melodic pop band, filled with good vibes, sensibility and delicateness, with an air of humour and passion. Their concerts are an enjoyable, emotional voyage who leave you feeling good inside. / Alex Brahim, Lecool.com

RESTAR (CD REVIEW)
...Cineplexx welcomes the listener into the intimate atmosphere of the evening when this album should be played. the music on this album it's only for intimate home listening. Sounds that are slowly appearing from the background and often they're forming a specific dreamy ambiental aura around the tracks. Sounds very dreamy and may put the listener in a state of lucid dreaming, it's something I haven't heard often and on this album Cineplexx is doing that in a very nice way, making a kind of 'good night' music to sleep by. Music that is not connected to any concrete genre or style, but still it has elements of some of them, even a special kind of, let's name it, 'lucid dreaming techno music'.
VITAL WEEKLY (BR)

RESTAR (CD REVIEW)
...Cineplexx is a solo-project hailing from Barcelona, which composes a minimal sound filled with experimental and ambient elements. There’s a kind of cool space-like sounding atmosphere running through the tracks. That’s for sure one the main characteristics of “Restar”. The songs have been made by the fusion of samplings, electronics and guitar. The “Edredón” is my favorite one, especially for its ambient mood. This is a quite accessible release in a minimal style...
side-line.com (November 2006)

RESTAR (CD REVIEW)
...Low key electronics. It isn't ambient techno, that implies a bouncier style. Instead this is more like active Beequeen. Buzzes swirl around while a light keyboard melody ties it together. No real beat, but you can still sense their rhythm. There are beats at time that are actually quite compelling, but this isn't in the techno realm, think more like Oval or Coil in the way that this is electronic music with out the eletronica..
Don Poe, EAR/Rational Staff Reviewer (september 2006)

RESTAR (CD REVIEW)
...Though Barcelona-based Argentinean Sebastián Litmanovich (aka Cineplexx) is joined by guitarists Sebastián Kramer and Martin Litmanovich on a few cuts, Restar is a largely solo production of emotive electronic-pop atmospheres. There's enough pristine whirr and click in Restar's nine tracks to keep the minimal enthusiast happy though folk and ambient moments surface too. In addition to crisp beats and melancholy shimmer, Litmanovich appears to have a soft spot for the Theremin, judging by its repeated warble: its quiver emerges amidst a textured mass of tinkles, throbs, and clicks on “Cucharita” and oscillates alongside harpsichord melodies in the ambient setting “Escape.” He maintains interest by incorporating contrasts of mood, from the relaxed gallop of “Buenas Noches” to the haunting moodscape “Edredón” and ponderous drone “Sleep.” In a welcome change from the norm, arguably the strongest piece appears last: “Bosque” a robust parade of Chain Reaction rattle, tinkling piano chords, and textured noises.
TEXTURA.ORG (september 2006)

RESTAR (CD REVIEW)
...is a neat kaleidoscope of clicks and tones that recalls the early days of low-impact Techno when minimalism could still be counted out in minims. About two tracks in, this gives way to brittle swirls of sound and slowly flickering emotions, just lively enough to hold the attention longer than you´d expect on "Edredon", one of two tracks to feature rough beats and treated guitars. The tempo starts building again on "Desagüe" and the full-bodied pulsing of closer "Bosque"..
THE WIRE, Ken Hollings (september 2006)

RESTAR (CD REVIEW)
Barceona is the home-town for the Testing Ground label as well for the musical solo-project Cineplexx.
Sebastián Litmanovich, born in Buenos Aires (1973) is the driving force behind this band. He made some albums under various other names, such as Amarena Incident (post rock), and Portatile Room Mobile (covers).
Sebastián Litmanovich got some help from his old friends, like Sebastián Kramer and Martin Litmanovich on his latest output entitled Restar. The first impression is that this album is rather techno/dance orientated, though clicks, guitar and piano can be found here occasionally as well. The music is centered around beats that are relatively calm, warm and sort of dry. But it's not a typical dance album, therefore the music is too relaxed and the beats are too dark and too slow. It's a gentle rhythmic
output for listening at home or as lounge decoration. Recommended to those couch potatoes that like complex rhythmic structures with a refined touch..
PHOSPHOR MAGAZINE # 121 (2006)

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo)
...However, despite the apparent lack of any binding theme or common purpose, this assortment of instrument odysseys/oddities is well worth your attention..
THE WIRE 259.

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo) Full Strike 10 / 10
Words of gold about the Rojo.Tachan.Nosordo compilation CD at Foxy Digitalis.
If a more harmonious compilation ever comes across my path, I will be incredibly shocked. Every song deserves your attention and none try to steal it from each other. Most compilations are simply stepping stools to an artist's greater work; this compilation is an album in its own right.- Eden Hemming Rose
Read full review here: www.foxydigitalis.com. FOXYDIGITALIS.COM.

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo)
Filled with seventy-seven minutes of music, this is a true guide of what's going on in the world of less difficult, yet still firmly alternative music. One to get and investigate..."
VITAL WEEKLY 483 PODCAST.

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo)
How do you get noticed when your compilation must compete for attention alongside so many others? Put Latex Pussy by German artist Boris Hoppek on the cover, for starters, and then ensure that the music accompanying it captivates too. Generally, that is the case on Rojo.Tachan.Nosordo, a 77-minute, fifteen-track co-operative venture (only two pieces previously released) from the Spanish magazine ROJO and the Nosordo label, primarily because it's a decidedly more folk-based collection than is the norm, with guitar the predominating instrument.
Some pieces hew to a drone style (the crackly violin loops of Kristine Barrett's “Marie Rosa” and the rippling haze of Gregg Kowalsky's “Egress Regret”) while others favour a more traditional yet equally engaging approach; Conduo Orchestra's “Referencia” starts out as a static, glitchy setting of guitars and piano but gradually escalates into a swaying, trumpet-enhanced hoe-down. The bluesy slide melancholia of Det Svenska Folket's “Lang Ferd” is especially effective, as is Ljudbilden & Piloten's lovely “Martin, gracias por la guitarra,” with its delicate guitar plucks sweetened by the soft touch of a melodica and caressed by horns. Contributions by Tuk (Belgian artist Guillaume Graux), Kama Aina, Gros, and Cineplexx (Sebastian Litmanovich) are all credible too.
Rojo.Tachan.Nosordo also includes abrasive settings (Son of Clay's eight-minute dissonant noisescape “Spring to Come” and Henrik Rylander's relentless tsunami of grinding bulldozer pulses, “Transmission of Mechanical Influences with Repetition and Happiness”) which do add contrast but also sully the nuanced and understated ambiance cultivated by the other pieces. Argentinean artist Luis Maurette's “In Between (edit),” a hazy, industrial collage of breathing sounds and field elements, is more palatable but it too pales when heard alongside the eminently more musical “Martin, gracias por la guitarra.” Despite such caveats, the collection offers more than its share of affecting moments. August 2005
TEXTURA.ORG.

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo)
Scandinavians Nosordo label releases this compilation in co-operation with the Spanish magazine Rojo - global village anyone? As far as I can see and hear there isn't a theme of any kind connected to this CD, so that this is just a well-packed bunch of laptop artists that also like to tinkle on their guitars ('file under: experimental electronica/electro acoustic/neu folk'). This means that alongside the introspective guitar doodling of Ljudbilden & Piloten, we find Henrik Rylander harsh rhythmic Pan Sonic like grooves. From the rockmusic of Tuk to the glitches of Greg Kowalsky (Osso Bucco) or Conduo Orchestra. From a radioplay set to rhythmic music from DJ Rupture to the more or less serious composed music of Son Of Clay: it's a true hotchpotch of styles, but they all remain in the world of alternative popmusic, be it with guitars and drums or with laptops. Filled with seventy-seven minutes of music, this is a true guide of what's going on in the world of less difficult, yet still firmly alternative music. One to get and investigate, and also with Kristine Barrett, Det Svenska Folket, Tsukimono, Kama Aina, Luis Maurette, Cineplexx, The Idealist and Gros. (FdW)
VITAL /STAALPLAT.COM.

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo)
A collaboration with Spanish magazine Rojo and Swedish label Nosordo, this compilation goes through some compelling sounds and songs from different genres (pop, folk, electro, noise etc) but each a foot solidly planted in experimentation. Swedes Conduo Orchestra, Tsukimono, Henrik Rylander, The Idealist and possibly more each give fitting and diverse performances. Definitly an interesting listen. BY Simon Thibaudeau
ITSATRAP.COM.

ROJO & TACHAN (CD compilation by Nosordo)
"Rojo - Tachan" is a collaborative effort between the Spanish audio magazine Rojo and Norwegian label Nosordo. What does it present, you ask? Hmmmm.the short answer would have to be, favourite tracks by the CD's compiler Tomas Melinder. The long answers is a little bit different. These tracks have very little to do with each other. Other for the fact that each one somehow - in its small little way - attempts to break some barrier and can easily be called new music [or dangerous pop music, if you prefer the term]. Son of Clay and his "Spring to Come" gives us a dense, processed fuzzy guitar sound sculpture that makes you all squirmy in your stomach. Tsukimono's "Small is Beautiful [For E.F. Schumacher]" is at the other end of the spectrum. Their whirly guitar schisms are like some sort of an amplified hummingbird flying in front of our ears. Further on, Cineplexx's "Blue Glue" is a melancholic wonder of acoustic delights. Kritine Barrett "Marie Rosa" is a delightfully light piece that features overlapping violins and a stimulating vocal that takes you away to another continent. The compilation ends on a sour note with Gros, who give us an interpretation of an acoustic version of heavily swooshy guitar. The cherry on top of the music is the gorgeous latex pussy cover designed by Boris Hoppek. It's funny how the term post-pop came about in certain press material that arrived with the CD. What's next then, you ask? Post-music or just simply pre- void?
GAZ-ETA.VIVO.PL.

La danza sincronizada de los cacahuetes magnéticos (sonar 2005)
En el área Sonarama ubicada en el Centro de Arte Sta.Mónica, el humor ácido e inteligente del dúo argentino Cineplexx gustó bastante al publico que allí se encontraba a pesar de la gran oferta que habia en otros escenarios del Sónar en ese momento. Su espectáculo denominado "La Danza Sincronizada de los Cacahuetes Magnéticos" es un inquietante documental (imaginario) realizado y ejecutado en vivo, el cual contó con una muy buena selección musical.
POPCHILD .

Distancia, Beisbol, Tres DVD performance / cineplexx, glaznost, aBe, Neasden Control Center & Wevie Stonder.
This year's MECAL Barcelona International Short Film Festival held it's first ever Live Cinema session, presented by ROJO.
Alongside more traditional films competing in the Festival, ROJO presented a trilogy of experimental short films which mixed audio, film and graphics. Located two floors below the ground, the Auditorium was a fitting location for live audio-visual symphony which was ROJO.distancia.beisbol.tres.
Packed to the rafters, those without seats sat in the aisles, or perched on arm-rests. As the lights went down, the projector flickered into action and the magic began.
The show was a mix of digitalised visual and sound technologies edited and projected in real time, bringing together Neasden Control Centre motion graphics and Abe visuals with audio from Glaznost, Cineplexx and Wevie Stonder. Half-lit by the bluish light from their monitors, the artists were deep in concentration, as they put together this unique event in front of our very eyes. Their diverse styles and influences complemented each other to create a deliciously dizzying performance.
As the lights came up, the crowd erupted into applause and lingered in hope of a second helping. Instead they got to take home a free DVD, as a souvenir that they witnessed one of the first public forays into Live Cinema.
As hard- and software increases in speed, visual artists are catching up with the real-time editing capabilities of laptop musicians. The ability to manipulate and generate images instantly is creating a new performance art in the realm of electronic pop culture. As this event demonstrated, experimentation with samples and computers creates a show as unique as real and as unpredictable as any concert or theatre play...
SHIFT (JAPAN), Lotje from Maxalot

Electrocardiograma / cineplexx
The raw muscle of human emotion meets the cold circuitry of modern anatomical medicine, courtesy of Argentina´s Sebastian Litmanovich, whose songs come packaged with a disembodied red heart on its cover and a sequence of electrical pulses on the accompanying insert cards. Subdued meditative compositions, delicately strummed on an acoustic guitar, are enhanced by a melancholic universe of electronic effects. Slide guitar echo and chime deep into the darkness, while korgs drift in and out of the crepuscular mix. Sounds to accompany the slow death of feelings once fondly remembered.
THE WIRE, january 2002 #215, Ken Hollings

"CINEPLEXX Electrocardiograma ****
Electronica is sounding awfully homogeneous these days, but Argentine muso Sebastian Litmanovich -- the sole member of Cineplexx -- is definitely onto something. Comprised of spartan beats, rustling background noise, celestial slide guitar and the unadorned honesty of Litmanovich's voice, the music of Cineplexx is not only unique, but deeply affecting. Electrocardiograma is eerier than 1999's Posologia, as Litmanovich continues to find that precarious balance between the brave new world of electronica and the gritty mythology of folk."
EYE magazine

"....For bands like Mouse on Mars and Matmos, exploiting this old style affords another opportunity to confound listeners. Other artists, however, strive to evoke the rural montages conjured by old-timey folk with modern frills, of course. On Posologia (1999) and the newly released Electrocardiograma, Argentinean songwriter Sebastian Litmanovich who records as Cineplexx casts a more mesmeric version of folktronica. With whispered Spanish vocals and wind-blown production, Litmanovichs records are vivid evocations of a desiccated Patagonian landscape...."
SHIFT magazine

CINEPLEXX POSOLOGIA (ALBUM REVIEW)
Somewhere between delight and horror lies Cineplexx, the new project from up-and-coming Argentine electronic musician Sebastian Litmanovich. On one level, the music on Posologia is the stuff of dreams -- ghostly, breathy Spanish vocals that could have been recorded in a hollow cave weave around sluggish rhythms, woeful, nearly subliminal keyboard/guitar melodies and an almost transparent array of intelligently arranged samples. But slowly, the nightmare rolls in, as a disturbing, off-kilter wash of ambient noise echoes throughout each piece, enveloping, consuming, and blurring the distinctions between post-rock, jazz and techno textures. The end results are at once soothing and unsettling, but it's that bizarre juxtaposition of causes and effects that makes Posologia such a unique and darkly alluring piece of work.
Nov 10, 2000 By M. Tye Comer / CMJ