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Rating:
THE REVIEW
Pop like Autumn leaves, classical melancholy, yet now alternative in its classicism.
Yellowed leaves hanging on a branch, to be picked by a few old enthusiasts who slip them between their favorite pages.
Like a good Red.
A nice guitar work, intertwines that bring to mind the legends Felt, but in the meantime, there has been the shoegaze storm which, seen today, is a return to tradition.
I believe the first Shoegaze band were the Byrds, ask the Ride of the second album.
Anyway, these are steeped in melancholy. It reminds me of a great album by Whipping Boy, "Heartworm". Get that album overwhelmed by trends.
Mazzy Star with pants, Galaxie 500 drifts, a writing style of the grown-up Reid brothers.
A record certainly derivative of many listens, but I love to dig into my memories.
They deserve a lot.
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Summary by Bot
Dark Globes' album 'Everyone I Know is Falling Apart' offers a melancholic yet classic alternative pop sound enriched with shoegaze and nostalgic guitar influences. The review draws parallels to legendary bands like Felt, Mazzy Star, and Galaxie 500, praising the album's emotional depth and craftsmanship. Though somewhat derivative, the album is appreciated for its connection to past memorable records, making it worthwhile for fans of classic alternative music.Tracklist
