Synthia

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zerowons
Reviewed 2016-04-01
The Jezabels / Synthia

Third studio album by Australian indie rock band The Jezabels released through Dine Alone Records.

Two FCCs in Track 7 Pleasure Drive
Rest are clean

1) * (7:30) Stand And Deliver - ethereal-sounding synth, glistening keystrokes
2) (4:29) My Love Is My Disease - layers of electronic glitches, 80s-sounding monster operatic-like chorus
3) (4:51) Smile - layered vocals. Kate Bush comes to mind.
4) (4:54) Unnatural - synthesized, power pop, impressionless melodies
5) (5:20) A Message From My Mothers Passed - bass-synth, gentle vocals, theatrical electronic soundscapes
6) (5:47) Come Alive - starts with dark ominous guitar, drum-bass, crescendos to stadium rock
FCCs 7) (5:21) Pleasure Drive - poppy electronic beats, synth drums
8) (4:25) Flowers In The Attic - piano intro, ballad over symphonic strings
9) (4:16) If Ya Want Me - guitar riffs, echoing vocals
10) * (7:09) Stamina - guitar riffs, deep bass crescendos to echoing vocals and power drums

Recent airplay

Stand And Deliver
Kick Out The Blues — Jun 15, 2016
Stand And Deliver
Kick Out The Blues — Jun 08, 2016
Stand And Deliver
Kick Out The Blues — Jun 01, 2016
Stand And Deliver
Moonlight Impressions — May 13, 2016
Stand And Deliver
Kick Out The Blues — May 11, 2016
Stand And Deliver
Kick Out The Blues — May 04, 2016

Charting

2016-04-11 — 2016-06-12
Week EndingAirplays
Jun 12 1
Jun 5 1
May 15 2
May 8 1
May 1 1
Apr 24 1
Apr 17 3

Track listing

1. Stand And Deliver
2. My Love Is My Disease
3. Smile
4. Unnatural
5. A Message From My Mothers Passed
6. Come Alive
7. Pleasure Drive
8. Flowers In The Attic
9. If Ya Want Me
10. Stamina