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DLIBRH Q Magazine Review

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"A sister-track to Every Teardrop... in the way its driven by stop-start rhythm of the drums and the way Martin forms an indelible hook out of the wall of sound sonic avalanches around him, Don't Let It Break Your Heart is one of Mylo Xyloto's most straightforward songs, a precursor, ala A Rush Of Blood's A Whisper, before a final bombastic blow-out?" - Q Magazine

 

What are you thoughts on this? It seems to be closely related to ETIAW with a heavy description.

From what I can tell it will be very synth-y and layered, quite loud not particularly any vocal structure like ETIAW apart from the oooo's at the end according to the review.

 

I am really looking forward to it, should have a great bouncy and rocking theme to it and as r42 said 'life affirming'

Makes me pesimistic.

 

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i'm real curious about this track.

Ohhh no. I hope it has better lyrics than ETIAW!

R42 said that the song was recorded one track at the time. This may say something about the song. I think it is a song with a lot of weird mixing and Eno-influence. And I'm totally psyched for the song!

If that's true, then I'm definitely looking forward to this!!

  • 2 weeks later...

And we were rewarded magnificently for our faith! What a great track!

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