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Arctic Monkeys - The Car (2022)

vom: 20.10.2022

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Name       .:. Arctic Monkeys - The Car

Genre       :  Rock
      Source      :  CDDA
      Type       .:. Album

Artist      :  Arctic Monkeys
      Label       :  Domino Records (Goodtogo)
      Titel       :  The Car

Tracks      :  10
      Playtime    :  37:27
      Size        :  71,59 MB

Encoder     :  VBRNEW - LAME3.100 - V0
      Quality     :  VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
      Bitrate     :  avg. 266kbps

[ Tracklist ]

01.There’d Better Be A Mirrorball                        04:27
            02.I Ain’t Quite Where I Think I Am                      03:11
            03.Sculptures Of Anything Goes                           03:59
            04.Jet Skis On The Moat                                  03:18
            05.Body Paint                                            04:51
            06.The Car                                               03:19
            07.Big Ideas                                             03:58
            08.Hello You                                             04:05
            09.Mr Schwartz                                           03:30
            10.Perfect Sense                                         02:49

Total  37:27 Min

When Arctic Monkeys’ last album Tranquility Base
      Hotel & Casino came out in 2018, graffiti appeared
      in their former home city Sheffield depicting a
      coffin, with a message reading: “Hey Alex . . .
      How’s California?” It was directed at the band’s
      frontman Alex Turner, an emigre to Los Angeles. The
      band’s new musical direction was a far cry from
      their roots too. Instead of clattering guitars,
      South Yorkshire slang and sharply drawn observations
      about Topshop princesses and lads squaring up in the
      taxi queue, Turner and his bandmates had chosen to
      reinvent themselves as space-age lounge musicians in
      a concept album themed around a luxury hotel. Of
      such dreams are rock stars’ follies made.

For their seventh album The Car, the quartet have
      doubled down on the stylistic swerve that they made
      on Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino. The music sounds
      expensive, a plush affair with billowing strings,
      richly-layered production and the gilded shimmer of
      cymbals. Turner sighs and croons his vocals where
      once he drawled and sneered. The lyrics depict a
      decadent world of marble staircases, moated
      buildings, the popping of champagne corks and
      aeroplane descents over the French Riviera. But if
      the heart sinks at the prospect of Tranquility Base
      Hotel & Casino II, then it rises at the discovery
      that this time the Arctic Monkeys have managed to
      carry off the style.

“There’d Better Be a Mirrorball” ushers us into the
      album with a velvety ballad in which Turner marks
      the passing of a relationship that has spun off its
      axis with aching vocals and elegant phrases
      (“Yesterday’s still leaking through the roof”). “I
      Ain’t Quite Where I Think I Am” dramatises lyrics
      about feeling out of place with funk guitar and
      psychedelic orchestrations, music that both struts
      and swoons. Like the rest of the album, it has been
      produced by longtime collaborator James Ford.

“Sculptures of Anything Goes” has a brooding
      electronic beat and breathy, high vocals with
      cryptic verses about fakeness and truth, a regular
      theme in Turner’s writing. “Body Paint” is addressed
      to “a master of deception and subterfuge”, an ex-
      lover (it seems) who provokes the singer to his most
      agitated performance on the record. He is
      accompanied by a slow-burning guitar solo from Jamie
      Cook that evokes the spirit of Queens of the Stone
      Age, an important musical touchstone for the band.

The album’s title track is a luxuriant 1970s
      orchestral rocker with a dreamlike air of
      suspension. “Big Ideas” is another sumptuously
      arranged number in which Turner recounts a comic
      tale of convening an orchestra to record a song,
      only to forget how it goes. Themes of disillusion
      and exhaustion recur throughout this lavishly
      appointed album - but unlike its predecessor, the
      results do not exhaust or disappoint.

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