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The more experimental side of things comes in the form of the verses here; they're a little slower than what we may be used to, but they build up to an almighty chorus ... and you'll thank them very much for that. It's understated, non-offensive, and very much the sort of song that you'd suspect to hear throughout an intense scene in a film ... however, the slight shudder of a synth sets it all off, and the rush soon after really comes in and takes place at the forefront of your heart.
An almost Caribbean current runs through it with the synthetic steel drums and popped sounds ... but all in all, a kaleidoscopic wonderment is created, and when it all catches fire, you know they're back, and you're instantly impressed.
Paul.