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Blood Wisteria – Heartbreak

‘Seasons finish, the arbitrary passage of time’ opens ‘Heartbreak’ by Blood Wisteria. It’s a barely jaded and cynical line that units the tone for this monitor about – what else? – heartbreak. On this world, love and heartbreak are inevitable, so that you would possibly as properly associate with it and make it synthy within the meantime. 

Blood Wisteria is the mission of Morgan Magdalene, an artist based mostly in Lowell, Massachusetts. This monitor serves as the primary launch from an upcoming EP, entitled ‘The Fashionable Decay’.

“Heartbreak is a driving synth-pop tune with an enjoyably bitter aftertaste.”

Magdalene’s obsessive lyrics define the cynical place we’ve all discovered ourselves in after a breakup – ruminating on all of the wrongs and what-ifs with traces like ‘I can’t neglect the stuff you mentioned on the phone’. The refrain outlines the horrible inevitability of affection and heartbreak, with snappy traces like ‘I didn’t wish to be dizzy however I nonetheless spun round’. The melodies are well-crafted, with the refrain being notably memorable. The lead vocals have an ideal husky edge and are confidently delivered, even when they’re generally overwhelmed by the combination. 

The manufacturing is as filled with synths as any 80s fan may need – and certainly, this stomping sound with a punky edge could also be notably enticing to followers of acts like Depeche Mode and La Roux. The beats are punchy, with bass and guitar laying a basis filled with perspective, and ominous spaceship synths including that pleasingly retro really feel. When you’re coming into that moody stage of your breakup, you’ll discover good firm on this monitor. 

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Phrases Eden Tredwell