The 1975 - I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It (Feb 26, 2016) Album • Page 92

The fact that it says "vinyl" specifically makes me think it might not be anything "new" as such.

 

by your side 7"?

 

In this Jon Bellion interview, he actually mentioned some bands he really wants to work and some bands that have reached out to him. One was The 1975...i think that'd be pretty dope.

 

Compile all b-sides onto one 7 inch plz

 

Make it a 12" (for sound quality purposes) and we have a deal!

 

They apparently uploaded the old video for Sex to their YouTube page.

 

What drink goes best with this album?

 

Red wine. That seems like the easy answer.

 

Or chilled gin. Straight.

 

Pink lemonade.

 

I'm with Mr. Serotonin.

 

I'm not a big fan of either but the wine option feels right for some reason.

 

Vodka goes with everything

 

It goes in the garbage imo

 

sparkling water cause all their songs scream hangover

 

I've had people come at me hard about my proposed tracklist for this album, and this is the first thing that's upset me.

 

i got the notification about a video being posted to their youtube channel and it was Sex EP version video....which i thought maybe never made the switch from their original channel to their Vevo one. however, i've learned that not too many things are coincidental with them. its all part of some sort of elaborate deal, especially with the hinting of Music for Cars thing. i dont know how it all fits but just found the timing quite interesting. i dont know what they're up to, im not saying i do...just makes me wonder....

 

Sometimes I'll drink red wine out of the bottle while listening

 

Trying to get into them. I love Two Door Cinema Club but haven't come around on The 1975 yet. Should I start with this album?

 

Haha I mean I don't have extensive experience with vodka, just hated everything I've ever had. But I'm still in college so hey

 

I would actually personally start with their self-titled debut album.

 

Start with either the first record or an EP. Any of the EP's will do, tbh

 

I'd go with Chocolate, Heart Out, Settle Down as songs to get introduced and if you are into more mellow stuff, listen to "Me".

 

Thirdening the suggestion to spin the EPs

 

I would say start with Sex EP if you're going to pick one of them, although they were written after the debut album so maybe start there if you want to follow the progression?