The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

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Artist: The 1975

Title: A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships

Year: 2018

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Tracklist

  • 1. The 1975 (1:34)
  • 2. Give Yourself A Try (3:16)
  • 3. TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME (3:27)
  • 4. How To Draw / Petrichor (5:49)
  • 5. Love It If We Made It (4:12)
  • 6. Be My Mistake (4:16)
  • 7. Sincerity Is Scary (3:45)
  • 8. I Like America & America Likes Me (3:26)
  • 9. The Man Who Married A Robot / Love Theme (3:33)
  • 10. Inside Your Mind (3:50)
  • 11. It's Not Living (If It's Not With You) (4:08)
  • 12. Surrounded By Heads And Bodies (3:56)
  • 13. Mine (4:06)
  • 14. I Couldn't Be More In Love (3:51)
  • 15. I Always Wanna Die (Sometimes) (5:14)

Review

The 1975 really took things to a new level with their third studio album, "A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships." It's like a whirlwind tour through the peaks and valleys of the digital era, and honestly, it's like they've read the room of our modern lives and turned it into music. The album is a melange of emotions, wading through contemporary chaos while still stringing moments of hope within songs like "Love It If We Made It." And let me say, Matty Healy's lyrics are like a mirror to today's world, reflecting all the thoughts many of us are juggling in this fast-paced life.

As a soundtrack for the tech-savvy generation, this album hits right in the feels with its take on how tech shapes our interactions. Siri's narrative on "The Man Who Married A Robot / Love Theme" is a clever nod to our internet obsessions and speaks volumes about the loneliness that can come with it. And the music—oh, it's a delightful blend of everything from pop to electronica, jazz, and rock. They weren't afraid to play around with sounds, which is super clear in tunes like "I Like America & America Likes Me." It's a smashing mix of creativity and thoughtfulness, showing just how much The 1975 has grown musically and thematically. Going through this album is like reading a heartfelt, musical diary that resonates with the craziness and connectivity of our times. - Ava

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