Built around an awesomely catchy chorus, it’s surprisingly accessible and recognizable as pop while still retaining The Correspondents distinctive stamp all over it. Give You Better: Swiftly turning into my top album track, Give You Better acts as a harder, darker coin-flip to the previous forbidden-love number. Heaven, in the form of the circle of hell reserved for lust. Tapping into their well-honed electro-swing skillset, Fear and Delight presents a filthy, twisted ballad that starts off neat and tight intro that descends into a sultry, screwy bass bridge. A rhythmically dissonant number, it’s a mournful and powerful ballad filled with acres of vocal and lyrical dexterity that justifies the whole albums existence in just over three minutes.įear and Delight: By far my favorite of the singles, track two kicks things up into familiar territory. The normally playful duo kick off proceedings with a slow number I’ve always believed that behind the dandy exterior, Ian Bruce was hiding some serious talent and here I’m vindicated with style. What Did I Do: Hurrah, and welcome to the exceptional Correspondent’s long-awaited debut album.
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