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Likes + comments →Debut studio album by The 1975, released on September 2nd, 2013. The band worked with Mike Crossey, a name found amongst the likes of Arctic Monkeys and Foals. Prior to The 1975, the band had recorded and released four EPs. “Chocolate” and “Sex” appeared on Music For Cars and Sex, and were re-recorded for the album. The original renditions were then included in the deluxe version of The 1975. It also held the rest of the tracks from IV and Facedown, including several remixes, which made a total of 39 tracks. Debuting at #1 on the UK Albums Chart, The 1975’s efforts did not go unnoticed. Gigwise dubbed the LP “one of the most impressive debut albums of 2013 […] quite likely the best indie-pop record of the year,” noting the mixture of 80s funk and pop with indie rock sounds. Consequence of Sound went on to praise the short, ambient tracks (“The 1975”, “An Encounter”, and “12”) that coul…
Debut studio album by The 1975, released on September 2nd, 2013. The band worked with Mike Crossey, a name found amongst the likes of Arctic Monkeys and Foals. Prior to The 1975, the band had recorded and released four EPs. “Chocolate” and “Sex” appeared on Music For Cars and Sex, and were re-recorded for the album. The original renditions were then included in the deluxe version of The 1975. It also held the rest of the tracks from IV and Facedown, including several remixes, which made a total of 39 tracks. Debuting at #1 on the UK Albums Chart, The 1975’s efforts did not go unnoticed. Gigwise dubbed the LP “one of the most impressive debut albums of 2013 […] quite likely the best indie-pop record of the year,” noting the mixture of 80s funk and pop with indie rock sounds. Consequence of Sound went on to praise the short, ambient tracks (“The 1975”, “An Encounter”, and “12”) that coul…