Things fall away to a slight and quite special acoustic moment. This is an 'in love' song with lines like "no one is as lucky as I seem." In essence, this one sounds like an obvious call and return for their huge live crowds but also a spikey attack at the echo-chamber of the media, as the lyric continues ".I've got a feeling if I sing this loud enough, you will sing it back to me!" In essence, this is probably what would happen if Refused wrote pop songs for Kelly Clarkson. And they bring that riff back twice the size, like a worm you've chopped in half. Where The Lines OverlapĪn inaudibly quiet guitar line and then THWACK! - we're whacked with more racing rock joy. Throw in some "wuh-woah-oh-oh!'" and you have a Sunny D addictive 'Misery Business'-like feel good melodramatic popular song. 'Looking Up' is a little more like Paramore's trademark epic-rock-pop bigness with moshpit-pausing breaks but the song carried by the vocal (or if you wanna get technical, the top-line melody).
Lots more F-U-right-back lyrics on this one, with lots of lines like "I feel no sympathy" flittering around this tamed beast of a track. Feeling SorryĪ jetstream splicing riff lurches from the calm and the bass dur-nurr-nurrs like My Vitriol at their most emo. "You are the only exception." she coos before the band bring in the drums and strings. Hayley maybe has a little bit of the Avril Lavignes about her on this one but THIS IS NO BAD THING. ExceptionalĪcoustic guitar o'clock! This is a lush burst-hearted ballad. This one sounds like the credits to a college rock movie, as the camera pans on zooming cars whilst monster trucks rain from the sky. Hayley is sounding cutesy as a big ball of riff builds and builds, then falls away. There are acoustic versions of this track on the web from an MTV session they did but it sounds ten times bigger and better than that on the album! Turn It Off The press release says the album is "breathless", I guess that could also be read as unrelenting because so far the drums on this record are a little more like a barrage of noize crashing down on you (we're called drowned in sound, so this is a good thing!). Hayley declares "bury the castle" and then there's a "buh-buh-buh-nuh-nuh" that Lostprophets and Panic at the Disco would be really proud of. Lots of melodically stuttered "br-break-break it off" repetition makes this one sound like a live favourite in waiting. Playing GodĪnd then it drops off to a solo rhythm guitar line and in come some much more adroit drums and a big blink-182/Get Up Kids chorus. The big lyrical statements are still present, with lines like "ignorance is your new best friend!" This track is the first single from the album and the 'Ignorance' video is on their website here. So far so much more intense in both an ornate and chaotically complex way, than the previous album.
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Lolita-ish Stefani-esque vocals over what could be No Doubt at their most brash or Alkaline Trio at full (pop) tilt. The lyrics are all about pushing you away, with the phrase "don't come any closer!" repeated quite a bit. The breakdowns give light relief before gigantic drum rolls. The album opens with a chuggier bass than anything on the previous record, wrestling with lots of surprisingly complex math-rock time changes - almost like Mars Volta at full-on melodic crescendo but with Hayley doing those big rising AFI-like vocals. DiS was very excited to get a first listen to it and the following text is what DiS Editor Sean Adams made of the record based on one listen at their UK record label offices. Brand new eyes (yes, all in lower case!) is the forthcoming follow up to the 2-million selling Riot! from the female-fronted emo/rock band Paramore.
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