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Hang On, It's The Horrors ...

Posted on the 06 March 2014 by Tlb Music Blog @TLB_Blog
The last time you'll have heard The Horrors, you may have been a little shocked at their change of pace. They became infamous for their misery take on the industry back with their debut record, Strange House, and came back into the limelight with an equally as controversial take on psychedelia in Skying. Since then, they've been taking their time, and letting their name brew ... only to offer another change in direction with their new single, I See You.
Hang On, It's The Horrors ...We heard that somewhere along the lines, in a recent interview, Faris Badwan was quoted as saying that he, and the band, wanted to make music which people could dance to. In I See You, you may have to prick your ears to understand just what they meant when he said that. However, in saying this, in true Horrors fashion, they have somewhat lived up to their words and offer a pretty brilliant new single that we can't get out of our heads.
The fact is, if you were expecting a full-blown dance track, you're quite simply an idiot. They have added more spectacle to their current repertoire of sound on this new track and, whilst the word Dance might not quite be added to their vocabulary just yet, their misery days are well and truly over ... bringing forth something in between the likes of psychedelia and dance.
You can most definitely sway to this array of different synths and sounds and, technically, we'd call a sway a dance move. The vocals are very pretty, and very much unlike what you may have heard before ... though, quite possibly for the better.
We've come to really enjoy the work of The Horrors in recent times, and wonder what it was that changed their outlook on music, and quite possibly their outlooks on life. This is a truly beautiful piece, pieced together with absolute poise and, whilst we're unsure that it'll quite break into the mainstream, it is exactly where we'd want it, and them, to sit in the industry and hope that many people find the utmost joy in this track that'll send you far, far away.
Paul.

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