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But do you hear the influences of Bill Withers, Sade, Daft Punk, The Eagles, and Weezer?
"they’ve ensured star-crossed is crystalline and clear even at its dreamiest" Interesting, because when I heard "Justified" I couldn't get over how muffled and bad her vocals were mixed. I can't be the only one that feels this way, right?
Turns out the album will feature a cover of "Heterosexual Man", by fellow Canadians Odds.
That Neil Young picture should be flipped so that he's looking disapprovingly at the picture of Lyrical Lemonade Summer Smash 2021.
And then he'll bring out Donald Trump for the fifth listening party.
Hemorrhage as well. And there was also that brief point where their song "Bad Day" seemed inescapable, but was eventually overshadowed by that other song with the same name.
I always confused Fuel with Filter.
And Lena Dunham's boyfriend.
And even with 1989, he was only responsible for producing one of that album's many singles, "Out of the Woods".
"Now, at a moment when seemingly every Y2K-era music is being revisited and/or rehabilitated" Nu-Metal, Ska, Pop-Punk, The Taliban, and now Santana.
And for a second I got excited by the prospect of a new Plus-Tech Squeeze Box single.
Even better if you listen to them simultaneously.
As opposed to the intensely serious "Lift Yourself".
Let's just hope the BTS fans aren't still lingering around.
I don't care if it's super deliberate and just came out last week, but the answer is "Skate".
Honestly better than anything off of the Teal Album.
Big fan of "Can't Knock the Hustle", eh?
I see what you did there Stereogum. Title the article with the most interesting collaboration to lure people in, despite the fact that all the songs are present, and the video below isn't even the one in the title.
I mean yes, Ariel Pink probably did attend a Passion Pit concert at one poi8nt.
That doesn't mean their narcissism isn't showing.
"There are no memorable covers, no samples, no soundtrack appearances that I can find." You apparently never watched the David Copperfield Niagara Falls Special: https://youtu.be/4DcxK19Lx9E?t=358
Chris Deville told us to: https://www.stereogum.com/1669500/the-week-in-pop-its-time-we-all-agreed-that-coldplay-is-great/columns/the-week-in-pop/
Why would Chris Martin's daughter be sponsoring their album?
Well you see back in 2014 we all agreed that Coldplay was good.
That short clip of People of the Pride just sounds like the theme to the Jackbox game Champ'd Up.
To be fair, not a lot of bands have worked with Max Martin. He mostly works with solo artists or pop groups. The only exception I can think of on the top of my head was Bon Jovi and that was over twenty years ago.
Or whatever the hell he was doing during his "Hanging out with Paul McCartney a lot" phase.
Yes. It was a number 1 hit for 12 consecutive weeks in 2016.
She's the new Americana! Raised on Biggie and Nirvana. She was also on a Chainsmokers song. The one about the Blink 182 song.
Ahh yes. That band that Obama likes.
And then of course there's the irony of proceeding to talk about yourself.
Was that Rick the Temp saying "Welcome to Woodstock" at the very beginning?
At least Dave Grohl didn't go on to say "And look at all these Marvin Gaye songs that I've shamelessly pilfered from over the years without seeing any legal repercussions!"
I hate it that I can't listen to this song without thinking of Kid Rock's American Badass. And I feel like you have to be of a very specific age for that to apply.