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This isn't the strongest track from the Wildblood
album, but it isn't too bad. I'd personally go hunting
for “Right On Time” or “Boxing
Underwater” - but “Greenbacks”
offers a simple alternative relaxed song –
that can't offend even the most easily offended.
It's your usual guitars bass drums vocal set up,
and although I'm tempted to say it's a little bit
like a British Death Cab, it's not. Every time I
think it could be, the drums get hit harder and
this cheeky breakdown riff appears that isn't at
all Death Cab. And so it pains me that I can't think
who this sounds like. The B-side isn't featured
on the album, sadly. “You Haven't Seen Me
Change,” although a little obvious in its
progression is a really nice track that would have
sat nicely upon Wildblood – alas you can't
win them all. The final track on the single is a
live and acoustic version of “Concrete,”
which does feature on the album in its original
form – and this version showcases, if anything,
the vocalists tremendous voice. It's not one that
boasts immaculate strength, but it does gracefully
glide over all the notes perfectly, and that's something
to treasure, especially live.
4/5
Review by Thom |
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