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Everything Everything

Get to Heaven [ CD / Album ]

Get to Heaven

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  • Released Date: 22 Jun 2015

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Get ready to have your minds blown and your socks knocked off, because Everything Everything's latest album "Get To Heaven" is an absolute rollercoaster of musical genius.

From the get-go, this album grabs you by the ears and doesn't let go. The opening track, "To the Blade," hits you like a punch in the face with its catchy hooks and infectious energy. It's like being strapped into a rocket ship and shot straight into the stratosphere of musical brilliance.

Tracks like "Regret" and "Spring/Sun/Winter/Dread" showcase the band's incredible versatility, blending genres and styles like a master chef in the kitchen. You never know what's coming next, and that's what makes this album so exciting to listen to.

Frontman Jonathan Higgs' vocals are a thing of pure beauty, soaring effortlessly over the funky rhythms and pulsating melodies. The way he effortlessly transitions from falsetto to full-throttle belting is a sight (or should I say sound) to behold.

But it's not all just fun and games on "Get To Heaven." The album delves into some dark and thought-provoking themes, touching on subjects like war, terrorism, and politics. It's not your typical feel-good pop album, that's for sure.

In conclusion, "Get To Heaven" is a must-listen for any music lover looking for something fresh, exciting, and just a little bit quirky. Everything Everything have truly outdone themselves with this one, and I can't wait to see what they come up with next.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. To the Blade
2. Distant Past
3. Get to Heaven
4. Regret
5. Spring/Sun/Winter/Dread
6. The Wheel (Is Turning Now)
7. Fortune 500
8. Blast Doors
9. Zero Pharoah
10. No Reptiles
11. Warm Healer

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About the artist

Everything Everything

Ah, Everything Everything - the quirky, genre-bending quartet from Manchester who have been tantalizing our eardrums since 2007. These British lads are no strangers to sonic experimentation, taking listeners on a musical rollercoaster ride with their unique blend of indie rock, art-pop, and electronic influences. Frontman Jonathan Higgs’ soaring falsetto vocals are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Everything Everything’s complex sound. The band’s intricate instrumentation and clever lyrical wordplay set them apart from the pack, earning them a reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting and innovative acts. Their debut album, "Man Alive," was a breath of fresh air in the indie music scene, with tracks like "MY KZ, UR BF" and "Photoshop Handsome" showcasing the band’s knack for catchy hooks and intelligent songwriting. And let’s not forget their critically acclaimed follow-up, "Arc," which solidified Everything Everything’s status as indie darlings and earned them a Mercury Prize nomination. But it’s their latest offering, "A Fever Dream," that truly cements Everything Everything’s place in the pantheon of musical greatness. With tracks like "Night of the Long Knives" and "Desire" exploring themes of political unrest and societal disillusionment, the album is a timely and thought-provoking masterpiece that showcases the band at the top of their game. So, if you’re looking for a band that isn’t afraid to push boundaries and make you think while getting your groove on, look no further than Everything Everything. These lads are in a league of their own, and their music is like nothing you’ve ever heard before. Trust us, you won’t be disappointed.

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