Music / rock

The 1975


Reviews (2)


Gaffa [online]

d. 9. Sep. 2013

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Kristian Petersen

d. 9. Sep. 2013

"Hele 16 numre og et åbningstrack, der handler om kærlighed under storbyens neonreklamer. Det er ambitiøse toner fra den debuterende Manchester-kvartet ... Der er små fine Foals-klingende optræk til noget på et nummer som Settle Down, men i det store hele lyder albummet mest som det australske 90'er-fænomen Savage Garden forklædt som seje, edgy unge urbanister".


Pitchfork

d. 12. Sep. 2013

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Jayson Greene

d. 12. Sep. 2013

"For such a pop-oriented band, The 1975's songwriting has turned out remarkably stiff, cloistered, and unimaginative. The production, which is glistening and brilliant, usually points to what the band might have accomplished with more sophisticated chops: The skipping synths and handclaps that open "M.O.N.E.Y.", or the itchy guitar figure fidgeting near a blocky drum beat in "Talk!", work up a gently caffeinated fizz. But the songs zip along the tight lines established by their opening seconds and refuse to budge, not a bridge in sight for miles".