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Liam Finn ,

Fomo [ CD / Album ]

Fomo

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  • Released Date: 20 Jun 2011

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Liam Finn's latest album, "Fomo," is a delightful and refreshing journey through the eccentric universe of this musical genius. Hailing from the land down under, Finn brings a charming mix of indie rock, folk, and electronic influences to the table, creating a sound that is uniquely his own.

From the infectious hooks of "Cold Feet" to the dreamy vibes of "The Struggle," Finn showcases his versatility as a songwriter and musician. His quirky lyrics and off-kilter melodies add a sense of whimsy to the album, making it a joy to listen to from start to finish.

But what really sets "Fomo" apart is Finn's fearless experimentation with sound. Tracks like "Burn Up the Road" and "Neutron Star" push the boundaries of traditional song structures, incorporating unexpected rhythms and textures that keep the listener on their toes.

Overall, "Fomo" is a must-listen for fans of indie music looking for something fresh and exciting. With its infectious energy and innovative approach to songwriting, Liam Finn has solidified his place as a true original in the music industry. So grab your headphones, press play, and get ready to be entranced by the sonic world of Liam Finn.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Neurotic World
2. Don't Even Know Your Name
3. Roll of the Eye
4. Cold Feet
5. Real Late
6. The Struggle
7. Little Worlds
8. Reckless
9. Chase the Seasons
10. Jump Your Bones


Disc: 2
1. Leo
2. Alcoholic Darling
3. Not a Bird
4. Please Don't Interrupt
5. Martin XII
6. Time to Contemplate
7. Beatman
8. Counting Sheep
9. 2004
10. Characterful
11. Nile


Disc: 1
12. Looking Out Through Barb's Eyes

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About the artist

Liam Finn

Liam Finn: The Kiwi Wunderkind With a musical pedigree that reads like a who's who of New Zealand music royalty (his father is Neil Finn of Crowded House fame, for starters), Liam Finn has been carving out his own unique path in the indie music scene for years now. Armed with a killer voice, killer hooks, and killer dance moves, Finn is a force to be reckoned with. Finn burst onto the scene in the mid-2000s with his debut solo album, "I'll Be Lightning," which showcased his knack for crafting infectious pop melodies with a touch of quirky charm. Critics raved about Finn's songwriting chops, comparing him to everyone from Elliott Smith to Paul McCartney (though we like to think of him as the lovechild of Beck and Brian Wilson). Since then, Finn has continued to push the boundaries of his sound, blending elements of indie rock, folk, and electronica into a genre-defying mix that is all his own. His live shows are a sight to behold, with Finn and his bandmates whipping crowds into a frenzy with their infectious energy and charismatic stage presence. But don't let those catchy tunes and killer hooks fool you – Finn is a serious artist with a thoughtful approach to his craft. His lyrics are full of wit and insight, tackling everything from love and loss to the state of the world today. In short, Liam Finn is the real deal – a musical wunderkind with a lot to say and the talent to back it up. So do yourself a favor and give his latest album a spin. You won't be disappointed.

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Liam Finn: The Kiwi Wunderkind With a musical pedigree that reads like a who's who of New Zealand music royalty (his father is Neil Finn of Crowded House fame, for starters), Liam Finn has been carving out his own unique path in the indie music scene for years now. Armed with a killer voice, killer hooks, and killer dance moves, Finn is a force to be reckoned with. Finn burst onto the scene in the mid-2000s with his debut solo album, "I'll Be Lightning," which showcased his knack for crafting infectious pop melodies with a touch of quirky charm. Critics raved about Finn's songwriting chops, comparing him to everyone from Elliott Smith to Paul McCartney (though we like to think of him as the lovechild of Beck and Brian Wilson). Since then, Finn has continued to push the boundaries of his sound, blending elements of indie rock, folk, and electronica into a genre-defying mix that is all his own. His live shows are a sight to behold, with Finn and his bandmates whipping crowds into a frenzy with their infectious energy and charismatic stage presence. But don't let those catchy tunes and killer hooks fool you – Finn is a serious artist with a thoughtful approach to his craft. His lyrics are full of wit and insight, tackling everything from love and loss to the state of the world today. In short, Liam Finn is the real deal – a musical wunderkind with a lot to say and the talent to back it up. So do yourself a favor and give his latest album a spin. You won't be disappointed.

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