The 1975 Release Euphoric Album Notes On A Conditional Form
6/10 Have you ever listened to an album and realised you are stuck in this limbo of not knowing? Everything is subjective, something might be inspiring to some but meaningless to others. And this is exactly how I feel towards The 1975’s new album Notes on a Conditional Form . After not even two years from their last record, the band is back on the road while producing a brand new 22-songs-long collection - not album - of tracks, at the same time. With a powerful start on their self-titled track , accompanied by Greta Thunberg’s voice, The 1975 start with an unconventional yet effective beginning. But, unfortunately, it all goes downhill from here. After the electrifying and paralyzing “People” , Notes… takes an unexpected turn with a calm yet ominous instrumental track - “The End (Music For Cars)” - constellated by violins and other strings. The track, though, takes up a space that deserved to be at the end, not only for the title but also for the feeling this song emanat
