The 1975 – The 1975

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Artist: The 1975

Title: The 1975

Year: 2013

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Tracklist

  • 1. The 1975 (1:19)
  • 2. The City (3:26)
  • 3. M.O.N.E.Y. (3:36)
  • 4. Chocolate (3:44)
  • 5. Sex (3:27)
  • 6. Talk! (2:47)
  • 7. An Encounter (1:14)
  • 8. Heart Out (3:22)
  • 9. Settle Down (3:59)
  • 10. Robbers (4:14)
  • 11. Girls (4:14)
  • 12. 12 (1:19)
  • 13. She Way Out (3:59)
  • 14. Menswear (3:26)
  • 15. Pressure (3:41)
  • 16. Is There Somebody Who Can Watch You (2:55)
  • 17. Facedown (2:49)
  • 18. The City - EP Version (3:41)
  • 19. Antichrist (4:43)
  • 20. Woman (3:02)
  • 21. Intro / Set3 (3:07)
  • 22. Undo (4:04)
  • 23. Sex - EP Version (3:26)
  • 24. You (9:51)
  • 25. Anobrain (1:53)
  • 26. Chocolate (3:43)
  • 27. HNSCC (2:31)
  • 28. Head.Cars.Bending (3:27)
  • 29. Me (4:35)
  • 30. The City - Single Version (3:44)
  • 31. Haunt // Bed (5:05)
  • 32. So Far (It's Alright) (4:00)
  • 33. Fallingforyou (4:00)
  • 34. Chocolate - Jonas LR Remix (5:15)
  • 35. Pressure - Artful Remix (4:36)
  • 36. Talk! - Hackman Remix (4:53)
  • 37. M.O.N.E.Y. - Mike Skinner Remix (5:14)
  • 38. Settle Down - Dan Lissvik Remix (6:25)
  • 39. She Way Out - Cid Rim Remix (4:56)

Review

Man, "The 1975" really hit the ground running with their self-titled debut. These guys didn't just stick to one lane - they threw rock, electropop, indie, and even some funk into the mix. It's like they tossed a bunch of genres in a blender and somehow came out with something that totally works.

You've got tracks like "Sex," "Chocolate," and "Girls" that just grab you. Matty Healy's vocals are on point, and those guitar riffs? Killer. But it's not all upbeat stuff. "Robbers" shows off a different side, with Healy really flexing his vocal chops, especially in that bridge. It's the kind of song that sticks with you.

What's cool is how they managed to keep it all cohesive, even with all the genre-hopping. The album flows from poppy tracks to more experimental stuff without missing a beat. And if you snag the deluxe edition, you're in for a treat with their earlier EPs thrown in. It's no wonder this album topped the charts and sold like hotcakes. The 1975 came out swinging, and they definitely left their mark. - Preston

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