Metronomy – The English Riviera

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Artist: Metronomy

Title: The English Riviera

Year: 2011

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  • 1. The English Riviera (0:37)
  • 2. We Broke Free (4:05)
  • 3. Everything Goes My Way (3:30)
  • 4. The Look (4:37)
  • 5. She Wants (3:51)
  • 6. Trouble (4:46)
  • 7. The Bay (4:50)
  • 8. Loving Arm (3:31)
  • 9. Corinne (3:16)
  • 10. Some Written (6:03)
  • 11. Love Underlined (5:57)

Review

Metronomy's The English Riviera is a standout in indie pop, embodying a coastal charm that feels retro yet fresh. Released in 2011, this album departs from Metronomy’s earlier electronic-heavy work and embraces a smoother, more laid-back sound, drawing inspiration from the relaxed pace of life by the sea. With tracks like “The Look,” Joseph Mount’s smooth vocals drift over groovy basslines and glittering synths, capturing that sun-drenched, dreamy vibe.

The album balances breezy tunes like “Everything Goes My Way” with moments of introspective melancholy. “Trouble” and “Corinne” explore themes of longing and nostalgia, adding depth beneath the album’s glossy surface. Each track is crafted with a careful blend of funk, pop, and synth elements, creating a lush atmosphere that feels almost cinematic.

The English Riviera doesn’t just offer catchy songs; it paints a whole scene—a hazy, beachside getaway filled with emotional highs and lows. It’s both an escape and a reflection, making it one of Metronomy’s most beloved records. - Fiona

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