THE 1975 DELUXE ALBUM PROFESSIONAL

Some will dismiss this band in one listen (or none) as the next Owl City, but with years of playing together already, plenty of fans, and lots of songs ready to go, The 1975 will be one overnight success that'll outlive the critics.' Дave Reynolds of Bearded magazine noticed similarities between the band's and Michael Jackson's story, and wrote that the 'unmistakable '80s aesthetic' reflects a homage to Thriller. ДЄshley Clements of Gigwise called the album 'Quite possibly the best indie LP of the year.' Simon Butcher of Clash magazine rated the album 8/10 and wrote: 'It's a great pop record with plenty of depth (a rare thing) that will prove divisive. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 67, based on 17 reviews. The 1975 received favourable reviews from contemporary music critics.

THE 1975 DELUXE ALBUM PROFESSIONAL

Critical reception Professional ratings Aggregate scores On 27 August 2013, the song 'Settle Down' premiered on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show as part of his 'Album of the Week' segment, and on 29 August 2013 'Girls' became Lowe's 'Hottest Record'. A music video for the song was released onto YouTube on 26 July 2013. The song premiered on Zane Lowe's BBC Radio 1 show on 8 July 2013 as his 'Hottest Record in the World'. The lead single from the album, a re-recorded version of the song ' Sex', was scheduled to be released on 26 August 2013. This album is a soundtrack to our formative years, so it would be dishonest to not put songs on there that we wrote when we were 21, as we want people to connect to it in the same way that we do.' Promotion Singles There's tracks on there that people would have heard live, and older tracks that we've reworked. (.) The album isn't a haberdashery of past singles and old stuff, it has been focused down into a collective piece of work. 'This recording process has been really fun, as we've had a lot of these songs for a while, and to record them in a completely different mindset with a completely different outlook has been really interesting. It does span a lot of genres and depth, but it's still a coherent piece of work and everything that makes our band our band, personally I would say it's an ambitious debut record.' Both our EP's center around a lead track whilst showcasing a wider body of work, whereas we feel the album is lead track after lead track, with all the alternative moments captured in an accessible way.' He also said that the album had been 'five years in the making, formed through the many different incarnations of the band,' and added that it is 'drenched in our identity and it's everything that we are. In 2012, in an interview with Elliot Mitchell of When the Gramophone Rings, Healy said that the band had a different approach to recording the album than to the EPs: 'I think the best albums are ones where every track could be a potential single.

ДЇrontman Matty Healy described the style as 'pretty experimental, and goes from glitchy R&B to big 80s powerpop to mid 90s soul, but it's done in our way obviously.' Recording

It also includes funk and indie rock elements.

The album is mostly labeled as rock because of the band, but the wide variety of genres in the album has led to it being described as electropop, emo, indie pop, pop, pop punk and pop rock. They later played at the Festival Republic Stage at the 2013 Reading and Leeds Festival in August. They toured London with Bastille and Muse in the second half of The 2nd Law World Tour at the Emirates Stadium on, the United States with the Neighbourhood on June, and London again with the Rolling Stones at Hyde Park on 13 July. The band toured extensively to support the album, raise awareness and build up momentum before dropping the full-length release. Between mid-2012 and early 2013, the 1975 released four extended plays: Facedown, Sex, Music for Cars and IV some of the songs included there would make it onto the album.

The 1975 deluxe album