[electronic, indie-pop] (2019) The Rhythm Method - How Would You
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(2019) The Rhythm Method - How Would You Know I Was Lonely
Review:
There’s a palpable excitement that hits when 5pm on a Friday hits. Group chats are bombarded with messages. Plans made. Outfits laid out in preparation. Beer gardens filled. Someone gets elected to buy the Sky Box Office pass (or find a way around it). Arguments erupt about whether you’re getting a JustEat or splashing out on Deliveroo. Or you just binge watch that show that everyone at work’s been telling you to watch as you tiptoe around spoilers. It’s either a two day bacchanal or a two day nap. There’s rarely an in-between. The Rhythm Method, as documented in their long-awaited debut How Would You Know I Was Lonely?, are clearly participants in the former. Joey Bradbury and Rowan Martin are very muchof the “living for the weekend” generation, but they prefer to capture the side that doesn’t make it into those “What did you get up to this weekend?” conversations. Following Joey’s laddish alter-ego through an average weekend, including a regular trip to the barbers, they paint a story of joy and of anguish, because life is rarely just one or the other. For The Rhythm Method, life is both beautiful and cruel. Whether it’s nostalgia for the easy days when all you were bothered about was sex (“Sex In The Suburbs”) or finding yourself at a party, woefully single, and surrounded by people who want to talk politics (“Single Life”), the duo deal in such a specific restlessness that could be alienating to some.
Tracklist:
01. Salad Cream
02. Ode2Joey
03. Tomato
04. Something For The Weekend
05. Single Life
06. Magic Hour
07. Local, Girl
08. Continental Breakfast
09. Anonymous
10. Cruel
11. Sex And The Suburbs
12. Wandsworth Plain
Summary:
Country: UK
Genre: electronic, indie-pop
Media Report:
Source: CD
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Bit rate: ~ 617-995 Kbps
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits
Review:
There’s a palpable excitement that hits when 5pm on a Friday hits. Group chats are bombarded with messages. Plans made. Outfits laid out in preparation. Beer gardens filled. Someone gets elected to buy the Sky Box Office pass (or find a way around it). Arguments erupt about whether you’re getting a JustEat or splashing out on Deliveroo. Or you just binge watch that show that everyone at work’s been telling you to watch as you tiptoe around spoilers. It’s either a two day bacchanal or a two day nap. There’s rarely an in-between. The Rhythm Method, as documented in their long-awaited debut How Would You Know I Was Lonely?, are clearly participants in the former. Joey Bradbury and Rowan Martin are very muchof the “living for the weekend” generation, but they prefer to capture the side that doesn’t make it into those “What did you get up to this weekend?” conversations. Following Joey’s laddish alter-ego through an average weekend, including a regular trip to the barbers, they paint a story of joy and of anguish, because life is rarely just one or the other. For The Rhythm Method, life is both beautiful and cruel. Whether it’s nostalgia for the easy days when all you were bothered about was sex (“Sex In The Suburbs”) or finding yourself at a party, woefully single, and surrounded by people who want to talk politics (“Single Life”), the duo deal in such a specific restlessness that could be alienating to some.
Tracklist:
01. Salad Cream
02. Ode2Joey
03. Tomato
04. Something For The Weekend
05. Single Life
06. Magic Hour
07. Local, Girl
08. Continental Breakfast
09. Anonymous
10. Cruel
11. Sex And The Suburbs
12. Wandsworth Plain
Summary:
Country: UK
Genre: electronic, indie-pop
Media Report:
Source: CD
Format: FLAC
Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM
Bit rate mode: Variable
Bit rate: ~ 617-995 Kbps
Channel(s): 2 channels
Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
Bit depth: 16 bits