Relics

General | Jul 2014

Reviews

Zoe Rogers
Reviewed 2014-07-24
This is the fourth studio album from the band Faded Paper Figures. It is a solid album front to back. I will put it into the ever pleasing Sunshine Indie Pop genre. Lots of synth, endless hooks, generally a feel good album. There isn't a ton of variety from song to song so the rest of this review will be brief, but this album is definitely worthy of airplay :) RIYL: Two Door Cinema Club, Tokyo Police Club, Postal Service, Iron and Wine, Metric

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Recommended Tracks: 3, 6, 7, 11

1. (4:36) Breathing - Synth pop all the way
2. (3:20) Wake Up Dead - Strummy guitars and xylophone!
3. (3:27) Not the End Of the World (Even as We Know It) - Shuffling drum beat, tongue twisting vocals
4. (4:52) Lost Stars - Lost of wobbly synth, and a mellow beat
5. (3:39) Fellaheen - Whispery vocals, down tempo
6. (4:27) On The Line - Very Postal Service-y
7. (4:33) Spare Me - Synthetic jumpy tones and more female vocals
8. (4:29) Who Will Save Us Now? - Mid tempo, simple
9. (2:19) Horizons Fall - High pitched female vocals with male harmonies.
10. (5:12) Real Lies - Up tempo lots of synth
11. (3:21) What You See - Up tempo, more rock vibe then the rest of the songs. Kind of psych-rock feel?
12. (4:22) Forked Paths - More ambiant, distant, dreamy feel.

Recent airplay

Forked Paths
Music CasseroleDec 04, 2021
On The Line
Not The End Of The World (Even As We Know It)
Waste FMJul 25, 2017
Lost Stars
Amber WavesSep 18, 2014
Spare Me
Music CasseroleSep 13, 2014
Lost Stars
Octagonal BananaSep 12, 2014

Charting

2014-07-25 — 2014-09-26
Week EndingAirplays
Sep 21 1
Sep 14 3
Sep 7 2
Aug 31 2
Aug 24 2
Aug 17 2
Aug 3 4
Jul 27 1

Track listing

1. Breathing
2. Wake Up Dead
3. Not The End Of The World (Even As We Know It)
4. Lost Stars
5. Fellaheen
6. On The Line
7. Spare Me
8. Who Will Save Us Now?
9. Horizons Fall
10. Real Lies
11. What You See
12. Forked Paths