“The beauty of this band is that it’s a collective and we’ve got different sensibilities and head spaces, and it’s hard to say until we all sit down and go through our ideas and go through the bits and pieces that we like. When we all unpack our musical bags, we’ll have a sense of what’s going on for the next year.”
(Source: Spotify)
It’s what Bundick (usually) does very well, knotting up so many ideas that you wonder how or if he can even keep track of each thread. Anything In Return isn’t as radical a departure as you might have expected from all the pop talk, but it shows that he can still manage the knots and string a catchy melody through it all.
Have a look at our full review here.
4:00 p.m. “Payphone” hits five plays.
4:03 p.m. Starting to desperately craft preferences to feel a (false) sense of control — “Moves Like Jagger” over “Payphone,” but I’d swap Christina Aguilera and Wiz Khalifa for the best results…of course it doesn’t matter, I don’t have control, and then:
5:28 p.m. “PAYPHONE” AGAIN ARRRGGGGG!
” Diary entries and thoughts from Ashley’s day spent listening to nothing but Top 40 radio.
