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Last time, I forgot to mention the band The All-American Rejects and their new album Kids in the Street. I wouldn't say I liked it very much, but it's listenable. I didn't really like the addition of electronic music. Some songs remind me of old rock, namely Walk Over Me and Beekeeper's Daughter. I found Kids In The Street, Bleed Into Your Mind (I called it a song with minimal musical accompaniment, although the second half contradicts that), and maybe Drown Next to Me, Do Me Right (demo) (there isn't a regular version, lol), and Affection to be quite good.
Yesterday, I also remembered The Fray, who released the album Scars & Stories at the beginning of the year. But I won't say anything about the album; I'll just highlight I Can Barely Say and The Fighter. In general, I have a neutral attitude towards their work, and I only like a few songs. However, the album also pleased me with the live and NON-acoustic version of the song How to Save a Life (Live), because I was already tired of these acoustic versions.
And in conclusion, it's worth mentioning Falling Up, who released the EP Mnemos (Remix EP), consisting of 7 songs. The guys seem to have become completely immersed in experiments and decided to create melodies with almost no vocals and rock sound, replacing it with electronic music. I'm not a fan of electronic music, but I liked these compositions.
Pete The Little Robot Comes Home, Glassen (these two have an Asian motif and are quite nice)
Taipan, Caves, Earthship (these have vocals; I like the second one)
Alexis (it reminds me of AVA; it's average)
Remembering Pete (a continuation of the first song; it's 47 seconds long)
Yesterday, I also remembered The Fray, who released the album Scars & Stories at the beginning of the year. But I won't say anything about the album; I'll just highlight I Can Barely Say and The Fighter. In general, I have a neutral attitude towards their work, and I only like a few songs. However, the album also pleased me with the live and NON-acoustic version of the song How to Save a Life (Live), because I was already tired of these acoustic versions.
And in conclusion, it's worth mentioning Falling Up, who released the EP Mnemos (Remix EP), consisting of 7 songs. The guys seem to have become completely immersed in experiments and decided to create melodies with almost no vocals and rock sound, replacing it with electronic music. I'm not a fan of electronic music, but I liked these compositions.
Pete The Little Robot Comes Home, Glassen (these two have an Asian motif and are quite nice)
Taipan, Caves, Earthship (these have vocals; I like the second one)
Alexis (it reminds me of AVA; it's average)
Remembering Pete (a continuation of the first song; it's 47 seconds long)
Be strong. Believe