
How does The Remedy all the time know what we’re feeling, even earlier than we do?
It will be euphemistic to say that 2024 was transformative: battle, loss of life, battle, strife. And close to the top of all of it, on November 1st, The Remedy delivered Songs of a Misplaced World, launched 16 years after 2008’s 4:13 Dream, and 45 years after their 1979 studio debut, Three Imaginary Boys.
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Regardless of the way you outline the final four-and-a-half a long time of The Remedy’s profession, we will all agree that it doesn’t matter what part they’re in—from moody post-punk to poppy new wave—they’re unapologetically precisely who they’re.
On this trade, the phrase “artist” is thrown round day by day, liberally, and at just about everybody. Songs of a Misplaced World is reflective of an excellent band’s plain evolution and true artistry. It’s elegant, gut-wrenching, and indisputably genuine—an absolute masterpiece.
The album doesn’t speak all the way down to us, it elevates us—once we want it most—a lot extra significant than a hit-after-hit stadium-filled danceathon. In eight epic tracks, Songs of a Misplaced World sonically lays our story out for us—personally and collectively—bones and all.
And listeners reacted, grateful for the spigot, feelings flowing brazenly.
By the point we’re 10 seconds into the opening monitor, “Alone,” we all know we’re in for an emotive, melancholic saga of Odysseus-level proportions—and that’s only the start. From there, we journey into “And Nothing Is Endlessly,” a story of heartbreak and isolation which, as solely The Remedy can do, reminds us by shared expertise all isn’t (all is by no means) over. “Warsong,” the fourth monitor, is a provocative commingling of energy and disappointment. By the point we get to “Endsong”—with its battle-march drumbeat—we are going to by no means be the identical.
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