16/09/2025
Out this Friday, the debut album by – a supergroup of sorts comprised of super-in-their-own-rite popstars and .
It's a record that values timeless songwriting over Spotify streams. The music of the ‘70s was certainly in mind. “It’s just aged so well,” FINNEAS says. “You look at something from the past and go, ‘Wow, if this still sounds great in 2024 then it’ll probably sound good for another 20 years’.”
But, far more surprisingly, so were the big-hitters from two decades further down the line – and, in particular, a pair of formerly warring brothers who’ve recently laid down their arms… “We’re not singing big Noel Gallagher melodies on top of it, but there’s a feeling when I hear ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’; there’s a tug that I wanted to imbue this music with,” Finneas grins. “‘The Bends’ by Radiohead, and songs like ‘High and Dry’ and ‘Fake Plastic Trees’ – they don’t feel old but they don’t necessarily feel modern either. They have this ethos that’s ageing super well and the foundation is just great lyrics and melodies and a heartbreaking quality.
Read the full interview at thefortyfive.com
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