Doom Days
| Bastille
Doom Days
Doom Days is the third studio album by British indie pop band Bastille. It was preceded by the release of four singles: "Quarter Past Midnight", "Doom Days", "Joy" and "Those Nights". "Those Nights" was premiered on Beats 1 with Zane Lowe on 4 June 2019. The band will play music festivals in the UK and across Europe from May to August in support of the album. - Wikipedia
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Pop Matters
What is present on the album is a collection of fine but been-there-done-that tunes.
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NME
Celebrates Bastille’s fellow party-goers and people in general, noting the thrill of human connection.
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The Post
Each track on the album starts at a certain time of the night and signifies the progression of someone’s highs and lows during one single night
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XS Noize
Reflects upon the turbulent political atmosphere of the last three years.
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DIY
'Doom Days’ is more of an intimate, and therefore unexpected, affair.
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The Lines of Best Fit
You know that they deliver massive hooks
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The Skinny
Bastille show on Doom Days is we should all enjoy life before the doom worsens.
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The Chronicle
Both danceable and tinged with a hint of existential dread
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Clash
‘Doom Days’ is a production that leaves you with optimism for a better tomorrow.
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All Music
Doom Days is easily the group's most cohesive album yet, but as they tighten their focus, they also expand their sound.
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Music OMH
A generic album filled with paint-by-numbers music designed to release wave upon wave of serotonin.
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Stitched Sound
Narrates a crazy night right as the world is falling apart while trying to hold onto that person who matters most
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The Times
Touch of dance festivity music to brighten the anthemic pop mood
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Dork
A treat that’s more than worth the wait.
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The Knight Crier
Although disappointing, it is good to hear such a powerful message in such a powerful piece.
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Shropshire Star
Smith's sweetly soaring vocals are a honeytrap for fans of this corner of the musical spectrum
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At Wood Magazine
The track is a lyrically abrasive
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The Young Folks
Its premise is fascinating, and its poetic language is not to be missed.
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A Bit of Pop Music
Hypnotic delivery that mixes rapping with singing starts to explode into a more expressive manner
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