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I have been listening to The 1975 for a few years now. “Girls” was on repeat during the summer of 2014. Two years later it was “Somebody Else.” Now it’s “Frail State of Mind.” Their music has been in my rotation for years. I have not only grown a liking for their art but them
On October 24th, 2019, genre-crossing band The 1975 released “Frail State of Mind,” which is the third single from their upcoming album, Notes On A Conditional Form. The band said the song is inspired by U.K. garage in a Dazed interview. They released the music video for the single today, reflecting the title in the
After the band’s previous album, A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, it is no surprise that The 1975 enjoys making music that speaks on politics, social media and the state of our world today. Their hit song “Love It If We Made It,” released in 2018, was deemed one of the best songs of the
The 1975 released the catchy single “Love It If We Made It,” toward the end of the summer and it quickly became a hit among fans. Though the song itself includes a tuneful riff that grabs the attention of listeners instantaneously, the lyrics are another story entirely. In the song, lead singer Matty Healy focuses
After a month of cryptic messages and photos that made me feel like a real-life agent from the X-Files, The 1975 released a new single from one of their two upcoming albums. The first coming out in October, the latter being released sometime in 2019. Throughout the promotion period before releasing the new single, the band
Bunbury Music Festival is a weekend-long festival held in Cincinnati, Ohio every year at the beginning of the summer. This year it was June 1, 2 and 3. It attracts thousands of people not only from the Tri-State Area (Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana) but all over the country. Artists like The 1975, The Killers, twenty
