Demob Happy - Divine Machines (Caroline International) Vinyl 12"" Album
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DEMOB HAPPY Divine Machines (2023 UK/EU limited edition 13-track LP pressed on Transparent Blue Vinyl. The Newcastle trios third album harnesses their delicate tightrope of heaviness and melody sweetnessand riffs and rides it up to the stratosphere. Picture sleeve with hype sticker factory sealed) Track Listing: From OK Computer to Screamadelica history has shown that a band’s third album is when shit starts to get real. When after an introductory debut and a second that tests new waters the particular alchemy of a group stamps its personality in ways that no other configuration of individuals can do; when the outside voices have been tempered and all that’s left is a perfect cocktail of confidence skill and momentum. It’s a theory that’s been proven time and time again and one that Newcastle trio Demob Happy are underlining with Divine Machines: a third album that harnesses their delicate tightrope of heaviness and melody sweetness and riffs and rides it up to the stratosphere. From the opening bars of ‘Token Appreciation Society’ that rev into gear on synthetic wobbles before finding their groove in a ‘70s sci-fi bass stomp flecked with falsetto backing vocal harmonies Divine Machines feels like the album Demob Happy have always been destined to make. The cornerstone influences - a sprinkle of Queens of the Stone Age swagger; a splash of glam; a Lennon-like knack for melody - remain present but utilised in ways that rely wholly on Matthew Adam and Tom’s specific magic as a unit: one that values a “janky guitar solo” as much as it does a beautifully-crafted unexpected love song. Though aesthetically Divine Machines embraces a Bladerunner-esque sci-fi leaning lyrically it finds the band swerving from the political corruption and modern world dystopias that they’ve previously detailed and yearning for something more hopeful that starts from within. “I really see what’s happening to the human race as a moment in a hero’s journey. We’re at the point in the James Bond film where the villains reveal themselves and tell us the plan. We’ve got Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos these absolute supervillains with their rockets doing whatever the fuck they want and software guru Bill Gates buying vast swathes of farmland for who knows what. They’re all revealing their plans to humanity and we’re all still going ‘I hope they’re the good guys!’” begins the vocalist. Side A 1 Token Appreciation Society 2 Voodoo Science 3 Earth Mover 4 Tear It Down 5 Muscular Reflex Side B 1 ...Are You Thinking 2 Super Fluid 3 Shes As Happy As A Man Can Be 4 ...Gods Coffee 5 Run Baby Run 6 I Have A Problem (I Ignore) 7 ...Divine Machines 8 Hades Baby
Demob Happy - Divine Machines (Caroline International) Vinyl 12"" Album
DEMOB HAPPY Divine Machines (2023 UK/EU limited edition 13-track LP pressed on Transparent Blue Vinyl. The Newcastle trios third album harnesses their delicate tightrope of heaviness and melody sweetnessand riffs and rides it up to the stratosphere. Picture sleeve with hype sticker factory sealed) Track Listing: From OK Computer to Screamadelica history has shown that a band’s third album is when shit starts to get real. When after an introductory debut and a second that tests new waters the particular alchemy of a group stamps its personality in ways that no other configuration of individuals can do; when the outside voices have been tempered and all that’s left is a perfect cocktail of confidence skill and momentum. It’s a theory that’s been proven time and time again and one that Newcastle trio Demob Happy are underlining with Divine Machines: a third album that harnesses their delicate tightrope of heaviness and melody sweetness and riffs and rides it up to the stratosphere. From the opening bars of ‘Token Appreciation Society’ that rev into gear on synthetic wobbles before finding their groove in a ‘70s sci-fi bass stomp flecked with falsetto backing vocal harmonies Divine Machines feels like the album Demob Happy have always been destined to make. The cornerstone influences - a sprinkle of Queens of the Stone Age swagger; a splash of glam; a Lennon-like knack for melody - remain present but utilised in ways that rely wholly on Matthew Adam and Tom’s specific magic as a unit: one that values a “janky guitar solo” as much as it does a beautifully-crafted unexpected love song. Though aesthetically Divine Machines embraces a Bladerunner-esque sci-fi leaning lyrically it finds the band swerving from the political corruption and modern world dystopias that they’ve previously detailed and yearning for something more hopeful that starts from within. “I really see what’s happening to the human race as a moment in a hero’s journey. We’re at the point in the James Bond film where the villains reveal themselves and tell us the plan. We’ve got Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos these absolute supervillains with their rockets doing whatever the fuck they want and software guru Bill Gates buying vast swathes of farmland for who knows what. They’re all revealing their plans to humanity and we’re all still going ‘I hope they’re the good guys!’” begins the vocalist. Side A 1 Token Appreciation Society 2 Voodoo Science 3 Earth Mover 4 Tear It Down 5 Muscular Reflex Side B 1 ...Are You Thinking 2 Super Fluid 3 Shes As Happy As A Man Can Be 4 ...Gods Coffee 5 Run Baby Run 6 I Have A Problem (I Ignore) 7 ...Divine Machines 8 Hades Baby
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