The 1975 - I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It (Feb 26, 2016) Album • Page 63

It is. I want a project where they go instrumental all the way. Or expand the live show later on to incorporate a portion where they can "jam" out. Like some have said I thought the best part of the set was the three (mostly) instrumental tracks off the last album.

 

Rumor going around that they're working on a Christmas song. Supposedly Matty said so at the show last night.. haha

 

first snowfall of the year today, this record went perfect with it.

 

that would be amazing

 

I guess this is just the thread for this band as I couldn't find any others, but I really need to say how great I think the song Medicine is by these guys. Probably top 3 for me personally, the whole atmosphere of the song, especially the big outro with the way all the different sounds are layered, is incredible and I have found myself listening to it as the last song before I go to sleep each night!
The line "and you opiate this hazy head of mine" is great too,

 

Could be nothing, but

 

yeah jamie went a bit on a tweet spree last night. hype for next year is through the roof

 

Remember when the NME hated this band

 

Yep, one of the biggest flip-flop, trend-hopping moments of the magazine's life. Ridiculous, they would post and PRINT such negative, spiteful, childish type reviews or pieces and even awarded them "Worst Band In The World" at their awards ceremony a couple of years ago if I recall correctly.

 

they did, lol. Odd list as a whole

 

NME is so shit

also, seeing them tomorrow.

 

The 1975 outline plans to headline Glastonbury and Reading/Leeds festivals - NME

The 1975 have outlined their plans to headline both Glastonbury Festival and Reading and Leeds over the next few years.

The band released their second album ‘I Like It When You Fall Asleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It‘ – NME‘s album of the year for 2016 – in February.

In the summer, they played a memorable sunset set at Glastonbury’s Other Stage. Speaking to NME in this week’s magazine, frontman Matt Healy details his plans for the next couple of years, which include releasing new music and headlining the country’s biggest festivals.

“We’ll put something out next year, whether it be a single or an EP, album in 2018,” he said, going on to claim that The 1975 will “headline Reading and Leeds that year, headline Glastonbury the year after or the year after that.”

“I mean, I haven’t got the offers yet,” Healy added. “But 
I tell you now, I’m doing it. Who else is going to do it?”

Reflecting back upon aims for their album, Healy said: “We wanted it to feel very cinematic and it is almost the length of a film. We got to the point where we were told it wouldn’t fit on a CD 
if we carried on. It was just this really exciting creative bender, and the more ridiculous it got, 
the more subversive it got.”

“There’s fuck all wrong with the album. Nothing. It’s perfect for me. I could spend another two years on it and maybe make it three per cent better.”

 

FUCK, an ep with a single and then most instrumental would be killer

 

Give me more I need more

 

So unbelievably curious where they're going to go next. If he doesn't think they can make a better album, they're gonna completely shift their sound

 

He didn't necessarily say they can't make a better album. He said they can't make THAT album better. Each record stands for something else.

Departure in sound or not, I'm confident they're the type of band to push themselves to beat the last thing they've done so I'm very excited to see what they'll do next. Both records in my opinion are flawless

 

This band is the best

 

This is my runaway album of the year, even with some of my favorite bands releasing albums

 

Yep. Even Busted and The Hotelier couldn't match my love for this shit.

 

Loving someone live though! had me dead. set was sans ballad and paris but still so good.

 

"Loving Someone" was the song I was the most looking forward to seeing and hearing live from the second I pressed play on this album and I'm so glad it's become a live staple and a big moment of the set now.

 

Any guesses what the new aesthetic will be come June 1st?

 

translates so well live and i like how the song has taken on an important meaning for so many. i did this with the first album but favorites comes in waves and loving someone, lostmyhead and paris are high up there was faves for the moment.

 

For me it's JEW and Yellowcard