“Die 4 Me” is a stunning showcase of Halsey’s talent as a vocalist and songwriter. It is a coy nod to the fact that Halsey is not only on a path to healing from past heartbreak, but also unapologetically taking charge of their narrative and using her experiences to fuel her artistry.
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This Is Why is the hard-hitting introspective album that is about how the band feels at this point in their life. It is amazing to me that Paramore has always taken these important matters and lyricism and combine them with beautiful instruments, in addition to Hayley’s incredible voice, to make these songs that really stand out.
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What’s incredible about Picturesque is that they do not confirm themselves
to just one genre. While talking about the band, lead singer Kyle Hollis
says, “Quite frankly, I don’t care if people call us a rock band or not. The
genre of the songs we make doesn’t matter to us; in fact, I’d go as far as to
say they’re genreless––nothing we write is formed in the traditional way. If
something works, we roll with it, and that makes the music abstract, off the
wall and, more than anything, exciting.”
Overall, all five tracks on Childhood Eyes are fantastic songs that I’m sure will spark feelings of nostalgia in older Yellowcard fans but, even if you’ve never heard a single Yellowcard song before, this is still an amazing collection of songs and I recommend it highly.
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Nessa Barrett lays her cards on the table with hell is a teenage girl, addressing all stages of the emotional spectrum as she experiences personal growth and romantic grief.
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