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THE REVIEW
It's been a few days since this album was released, and I was surprised to see that no one had reviewed it!!! To make up for it, here I am with the first review that won't be perfect, eh!! The album starts with "Red turned white", and continues with very joyful and lively songs like "Heart it races", the first single from the album, and "Hold music", which will become the second. The record progresses very well, with tracks like "Feather in a baseball camp" and "Debbie", even if it's a bit monotonous and repetitive in its joyfulness in the middle part. However, the last three songs are the best: "Lazy" makes me spontaneously come up with words that make no sense, but they follow the rhythm happily. In short, even though they lost two members along the way, the six guys from my favorite band managed to create a pretty good album, but one that doesn't surpass the previous "In case we die"... yet matches it completely.
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Summary by Bot
This review highlights the joyful and lively nature of Architecture In Helsinki's album Places Like This. The album features vibrant tracks like 'Red turned white' and 'Heart it races'. While some parts feel a bit repetitive, the closing songs notably stand out. Despite lineup changes, the band delivers an album that matches the quality of their previous work.
Architecture in Helsinki
Architecture in Helsinki are an Australian indie pop band formed in Melbourne in 1999, known for playful, multi-instrumental arrangements and a later turn toward synthpop.04 Reviews
