Single review by James M
Just as Britain
experiences its annual early heat wave, The School return with their
summery indiepop and brand new single ‘I Never Thought I’d See
The Day’. Taken from their second album ‘Reading Too Much Into
Things Like Everything’ which is due out in the summer, it sees the
Cardiff seven- piece picking up from where they left in fine form with
2010 debut ‘Loveless Unbeliever’. Not a lot has changed in truth,
but that’s not a bad thing. It’s as charming and welcoming as
you’d expect, the perfect tonic for those waiting for the next
Camera Obscura or Belle & Sebastian album.
You can almost picture
singer Liz dancing herself into dizziness as she shares stories of
modern romance against the backdrop of an organ which rushes through
in what’s just 2 minutes and 30 seconds of pure bubblegum pop.
‘Loveless Unbeliever’ definitely paid tribute to girl groups of
yesteryear such as The Ronettes and The Shangri-Las in parts, this
single hints that the newer material could lean closer to that of
contemporaries Those Dancing Days. Expect more fun and sunshine tunes
come 14th May when the album is out and the weather is
back to its old self.
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Lovely stuff!
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