Watching the Sky
| Sheppard
Watching the Sky
Watching the Sky is the second studio album by Australian indie pop band Sheppard, released on 8 June 2018. The album was confirmed in January 2018 with George Sheppard saying "an album is the true artistic statement, so announcing Watching the Sky is a really exciting step for us."- Wikipedia
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Diandra Reviews it All
Seriously hugs love’s sappiness. I was giddy listening to this record that felt like sunshine as it played up to love’s cinematic appeal.
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Lucy Out Loud
A fun, energetic celebration that has the band showcasing great improvements and big steps forward.
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Thomas Bleach
This record hears them offering a consistent collection of upbeat pop and hears them perfecting even catchier hooks than their breakthrough hits.
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The Peak
There were some gems, but other than that, a pretty basic, easy to listen to album.
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AusPop
Sheppard are great live and will continue to entertain fans the world over. VERDICT :
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Popdust
An impressive understanding of contagious melodies and how to deliver a complete set that feels as calculated as it does fizzy and satisfyingly liberated.
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Stack
This generation’s version of the Eurogliders. Underrated? Sure. But they’re building a mightily impressive body of pop hits.
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Medium
It seems as if Sheppard sees a bright big future up above the horizon and is working to achieve that goal.
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Herald Sun
They ply feel-good, treacly jams that will turn your stomach. Their aim: to serve up inoffensive party pop.
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Why You Should Love Music
While the guitars are the clear star of the show for me, all of these songs boast awesome production value and clear radio appeal.
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JBHIFI
This is much better than I expected and so much better than their first album. If you want and uplifting pop/alternative album, then this is for you. Well done Sheppard.
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Fuzzable
The album is worth listening to. Some songs have that familiar music style that Sheppard is known for in their previous works.
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Sanity
On a first listen these songs can come across a little gimmicky and cheesy but after a few listens you will singing and bopping along to their undeniably infectious and feel good hooks.
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