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Track List
01) Sucker
02) Why Do You Believe Me?
03) Peach
04) Falling Apart
05) Everytime You Go
06) Dust
07) Too Proud
08) To Belong
09) Old Dog
10) Hospitalized
11) Everything Goes (Wow)
12) Life After
01) Sucker
02) Why Do You Believe Me?
03) Peach
04) Falling Apart
05) Everytime You Go
06) Dust
07) Too Proud
08) To Belong
09) Old Dog
10) Hospitalized
11) Everything Goes (Wow)
12) Life After
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2019
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"Don't Feed the Pop Monster" is the third studio album by New Zealand duo Broods, released on 1 February 2019.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 63, based on 4 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
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Left to their own devices, Kiwi siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott (aka Broods) seize the chance to play; breaking free from the carefully constructed monotone of dark wave for a kaleidoscopic third album, their first for Neon Gold/Atlantic after being dropped by Capitol. The album's their first single, "Peach," is zany pop that veers happily into different sonic territories, exposing emotional troughs and reaching for euphoric face-melts. It showcases the duo's gift for infectious upbeat melodies without forsaking broody temperaments. "Peach" is also remix-ready for full-blown dance-floor bangers or quiet, dystopian realities.
"Why Do You Believe In Me?" hews close to their strengths-harmonies, just the right balance of electronica, and lyrics that belie their insecurities. They've found new textures, colors, and ways to deliver their darker instincts: be it in the form of an old timey ballad like "Life After," the '90s Deee-Lite groove and baggy pants vibe of "Old Dog," or the rambunctious, bass-led "Hospitalized."
They even try role reversal-Caleb sings lead vocals on "Too Proud" while Georgia played all the instruments in the studio that day. The multiplicity serves them well on this satisfying effort.
Reviewed by Celine Teo-Blockey for undertheradarmag.com.
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"Don't Feed the Pop Monster" is the third studio album by New Zealand duo Broods, released on 1 February 2019.
At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from critics, the album received an average score of 63, based on 4 reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews".
User Album Review
Left to their own devices, Kiwi siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott (aka Broods) seize the chance to play; breaking free from the carefully constructed monotone of dark wave for a kaleidoscopic third album, their first for Neon Gold/Atlantic after being dropped by Capitol. The album's their first single, "Peach," is zany pop that veers happily into different sonic territories, exposing emotional troughs and reaching for euphoric face-melts. It showcases the duo's gift for infectious upbeat melodies without forsaking broody temperaments. "Peach" is also remix-ready for full-blown dance-floor bangers or quiet, dystopian realities.
"Why Do You Believe In Me?" hews close to their strengths-harmonies, just the right balance of electronica, and lyrics that belie their insecurities. They've found new textures, colors, and ways to deliver their darker instincts: be it in the form of an old timey ballad like "Life After," the '90s Deee-Lite groove and baggy pants vibe of "Old Dog," or the rambunctious, bass-led "Hospitalized."
They even try role reversal-Caleb sings lead vocals on "Too Proud" while Georgia played all the instruments in the studio that day. The multiplicity serves them well on this satisfying effort.
Reviewed by Celine Teo-Blockey for undertheradarmag.com.
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