7.5
Avg Score
5
Opinions
#10,339
All Time
11
Tracks
“Everything Everything make barefaced jabs at the modern pillars of power”
“Everything Everything have been pushing society’s death around their plate since their hyperactive 2010 debut ‘Man Alive’. Back then, art-rock’s premier doomsayers were picturing the archaeologists of 20,000 AD trying to comprehend our world via computer keyboards they’d dug up. Now they’re far more straightforward about the end of days, opening their diagnosis of the west’s ills on new album ‘A F”
“The Manchester band are attuned to the absurdity of our times. The hyperactive synth-pop of their fourth LP is full of surreal vignettes that reflect our increasingly nightmarish world.”
“The latest Everything Everything album finds the UK art pop outfit taking their songwriting in a moodier and somewhat more conventional direction.”
