The track's overall groove is pretty slow-paced and the instruments feature the elements of a typical Arctic Monkeys track with the drums, bass and guitar all sounding pretty edgy. However, as I said before the track has some falsetto harmonies during the chorus to accompany Alex Turner's beloved signature vocals. Overall, the track is EXTREMELY catchy. I'll be honest, I've caught myself singing along to myself over the past few days. And I have to say it really makes sense to me for the Arctic Monkeys to venture into this direction. Their fanbase is young and very largely female. They are also very popular in Britain so turing more to Brit-pop could help them do very well. At the same time, a part of me will miss the passion and energy of earlier Arctic Monkeys but I have learned to cope with some of favorite bands changing their sounds. Overall, this single could have been much worse but it isn't too special.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Arctic Monkeys - "Why'd You Only Call me When You're High?" TRACK REVIEW
The track's overall groove is pretty slow-paced and the instruments feature the elements of a typical Arctic Monkeys track with the drums, bass and guitar all sounding pretty edgy. However, as I said before the track has some falsetto harmonies during the chorus to accompany Alex Turner's beloved signature vocals. Overall, the track is EXTREMELY catchy. I'll be honest, I've caught myself singing along to myself over the past few days. And I have to say it really makes sense to me for the Arctic Monkeys to venture into this direction. Their fanbase is young and very largely female. They are also very popular in Britain so turing more to Brit-pop could help them do very well. At the same time, a part of me will miss the passion and energy of earlier Arctic Monkeys but I have learned to cope with some of favorite bands changing their sounds. Overall, this single could have been much worse but it isn't too special.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment