And that’s because Two Door Cinema Club hit us with the old one-two this past Friday (June 17), dropping a vibrant indie dance track called “Wonderful Life,” and with it a fall North American tour that lands at Boston’s Roadrunner on November 2.Įxpectedly infectious, “Wonderful Life” is the first track from the enduring Irish band’s forthcoming fifth studio album Keep On Smiling, out digitally September 2.

I’m in the combination New Sounds + Band in the USA article. Shallow lyrics and surprisingly ineffective vocals make G inferior to TH, and a plain not-great album.I’m in the New Sounds article. G has plenty of stuff to dislike, but it does give us a few fun tracks and some enjoyable music. G tackles the subject with shallow lyrics. The lyrics don't talk about real love or true affection that goes beyond the surface. The lyrics on G are bland with little real depth, with the main focus of the lyrics being artificial love. That's another problem with G the lyrics. 'Fever', 'Invincible', and 'Surgery' are pretty weak songs with music that wears out and meh lyrics. For some reason, they sound great on the title track, but hard several tracks. The vocals feel obscured, and feel awkward and strange at times. Surprisingly, the vocals on G actually hurt some of the songs. The slow pace and more profound lyrics are fresh enough, and fairly enjoyable. 'Invincible' is definitely welcome among the upbeat electronic pop songs that make up the bulk of G. 'Lavender' is interesting with a killer pre-chorus that's subtle, and a great lead up to the chorus.

'Gameshow', 'Are We Ready', and 'Ordinary' have cool music that you can easily vibe or bob your head to. The vocals are high, feminine, and buried behind layers of odd electronic music. The vocals are high, feminine, and buried behind layers of odd Gameshow is a very unique album - I've never heard anything just like it. Gameshow is a very unique album - I've never heard anything just like it.

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