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...cherished because thousands have had their picture taken in the crosswalk, because millions have looked into someone else’s eyes and seen George’s “Something,” and because the world entire has been converted to the gospel of the album??s penultimate song: In the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make...
Powderfinger have developed considerably from their earlier, less polished and more indie-influenced recordings. The major criticism of their previous release, Internationalist, which still hovered around the Australian top 50 two years after its release, was that many of the album??s songs sounded the same...
Despite the diversity of the album??s influences, there is not a great deal of variety within or among his songs. Most tracks find a particular musical phrase to repeat for extended periods of time. Even the most pleasant of melodies becomes grating when played at such length without change. Salvation from the repetition usually arrives in the form of a pseudo-bridge of 70s-esque strings, but often this gesture is too little too late. Tracks such as “Beautiful Days” and “Love is Psychadelic” attempt to hide...
Gnecco’s airy falsetto dominates many of the tracks on Distorted Lullabies, a falsetto that can turn unexpectedly into a controlled but chilling scream. A great example of this comes in the album??s second song, “Drowning,” which has a lively beat and an almost too-catchy refrain, punctuated by Gnecco’s distinct howling. The introduction of “Sometimes” sounds exactly like a song from the movie Romeo and Juliet, and is a slightly more mellow and melodic song than many of the others...
Gnecco’s airy falsetto dominates many of the tracks on Distorted Lullabies, a falsetto that can turn unexpectedly into a controlled but chilling scream. A great example of this comes in the album??s second song, “Drowning,” which has a lively beat and an almost too-catchy refrain, punctuated by Gnecco’s distinct howling. The introduction of “Sometimes” sounds exactly like a song from the movie Romeo and Juliet, and is a slightly more mellow and melodic song than many of the others...