These synthesisers are accompanied with short and catchy guitar phrases, which makes it sound futuristic thanks to producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Beck) who pushed the musical direction of the album towards unfamiliar territory. Grow Up presents more flavours of electronica in the form of synthesisers, which punch through the song like lasers. Bringing my sinking ship back to the shore, starting over, we’ll head back in” which contextualises the musical and emotional lengths that Paramore have had to go through to open this fresh chapter in the band’s life. Williams belts out lyrics “ Lost the battle, win the war. With a drumstick count in and Williams passionately telling you “ Don’t try to take this from me” accompanied by York’s aggressive, grungy, sliding 90’s sounding guitar riff, the song Now begins with a very fast momentum that never intends to stop at any second. The theme of the album is also immediately made identifiable in lyrics “ We only see what’s in front of us, we only see straight ahead” the theme goes by the name of the future. This is the fourth album release from Paramore and the opening track shows how brave the band have been to experiment with genres that aren’t necessarily compatible with their trademark sound. ![]() The self-titled album Paramore starts with a heart-thumping drumbeat that is accompanied by electronic soundscapes and a fuzzy distorted bass line in Fast In My Car. ![]() Album Review: Paramore - Paramore, Self Titled
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