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That '60s swirling, psychedelic production is inspired. Sets this track immediately apart from 95% of the hip hop around right now. Then you just throw out these lines - one after another - without breaking a sweat. Impressive.
That '60s swirling, psychedelic production is inspired. Sets this track immediately apart from 95% of the hip hop around right now. Then you just throw out these lines - one after another - without breaking a sweat. Impressive.
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Felt good giving this one its first play to the world (not a boast, just a fact). The way the song goes up through the gears works well. Joel Quartermain's production supported Fergus's vision perfectly on this.
Felt good giving this one its first play to the world (not a boast, just a fact). The way the song goes up through the gears works well. Joel Quartermain's production supported Fergus's vision perfectly on this.
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The groove is great, but the lyrics add the power.
The groove is great, but the lyrics add the power.
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And then the chorus hit. Thanks.
And then the chorus hit. Thanks.
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2 from 2. Razor sharp.
2 from 2. Razor sharp.
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Love what you're going for. The voice is the key to this one too. Looking forward to the album in September.
Love what you're going for. The voice is the key to this one too. Looking forward to the album in September.
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Well, that stopped the world turning for 3 minutes 37 seconds.
Well, that stopped the world turning for 3 minutes 37 seconds.
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It's got that UMO vibe for sure. Pulled me in, sucked me under, then I floated away with it. Beautiful track.
It's got that UMO vibe for sure. Pulled me in, sucked me under, then I floated away with it. Beautiful track.
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Love a good indie pop song.
Love a good indie pop song.
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After just a couple of plays, I can hear how this will keep growing. It's got some great arrangement ideas, and the piano alongside that rhythm is a really clever touch. The song doesn't outstay its welcome either.
After just a couple of plays, I can hear how this will keep growing. It's got some great arrangement ideas, and the piano alongside that rhythm is a really clever touch. The song doesn't outstay its welcome either.
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Channeling some real pain here. That scream at the 2.40 mark is a good one! Must have felt good to get that out.
Channeling some real pain here. That scream at the 2.40 mark is a good one! Must have felt good to get that out.
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Some real potential here. Started a bit obvious for me, but a couple of minutes in, it really morphed into something dark and interesting.
Some real potential here. Started a bit obvious for me, but a couple of minutes in, it really morphed into something dark and interesting.
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This works right from those opening drum beats. Defines the feeling of alienation post-break up.
This works right from those opening drum beats. Defines the feeling of alienation post-break up.
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That voice does it for me. But to be fair, so does the whole song. But that voice! It's got some miles on it, in a good way.
That voice does it for me. But to be fair, so does the whole song. But that voice! It's got some miles on it, in a good way.
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That light bounce in the production at the start pricked the ears. Then the vocal hits, Remi's vibe comes to mind, that 'yeeesh' line shines, and it's all spelling yes to me by the end.
That light bounce in the production at the start pricked the ears. Then the vocal hits, Remi's vibe comes to mind, that 'yeeesh' line shines, and it's all spelling yes to me by the end.
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Glides by like a well written song. Which it is.
Glides by like a well written song. Which it is.
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Those guitar sounds are music to my ears. So is the song.
Those guitar sounds are music to my ears. So is the song.
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What music inside a snowdome would sound like.
What music inside a snowdome would sound like.
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That simple guitar picking at the start draws you straight in. The atmosphere Tennant has created through the song - with the stomping rhythm and the layers of voices - brings out such an ominous mood.
That simple guitar picking at the start draws you straight in. The atmosphere Tennant has created through the song - with the stomping rhythm and the layers of voices - brings out such an ominous mood.
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Bull In A Bar is a little too much like Arctics for me, but this one is showing your own muscle as a band. Keep heading down this path I reckon.
Bull In A Bar is a little too much like Arctics for me, but this one is showing your own muscle as a band. Keep heading down this path I reckon.
