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Urban decadence and the afterglow of glam rock
This single is both sophisticated and passionate, and has established him as a solo artist.
Bryan Ferry's unique aesthetic is condensed into the light rhythms and gorgeous arrangements, and his elegant vocals on "This Is Tomorrow" have a sharpness that foreshadows the coming era of synth pop.
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