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专辑名称: Sometimes, Forever
创作艺人: [Soccer Mommy]
音乐流派: ROCK|摇滚
专辑规格: 1碟11首
出品公司: Loma Vista Recordings
发行时间: 2022/6/24
官方标价: £8.99 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Bones
With U
Unholy Affliction
Shotgun
newdemo
Darkness Forever
Don't Ask Me
Fire In The Driveway
Following Eyes
Feel It All The Time
Still
详细介绍:
There%27s a moment on the third album by Soccer Mommy—aka Sophie Allison— when she sings, on Still, I don%27t know how to feel things small/ It%27s a tidal wave or nothing at all. And while she%27s certainly hinted at such extremes in the past (including on 2020%27s adult-alternative hit Circle the Drain), Sometimes, Forever shows just how low she can go. As always, though, it%27s done with an almost-ethereal beauty; producer Daniel Lopatin has said that the Roches%27 1982 song Losing True was a vocal influence for the record. I%27d say that song is the birth of dream pop, he told Pitchfork. And Sophie%27s record is the death of it! Indeed, Darkness Forever—which feels as dark and moody as Medicine or the Cocteau Twins—opens with the line head in the oven … simmering low. The music surrounding Allison is glitchy, claustrophobic, even monstrous, and then she pierces it with a scream like you%27ve never before heard from Soccer Mommy. Newdemo sounds dreamy, twinkling even, but the lyrics are sad and terrifying, casting Allison as Cassandra prophesizing the world%27s demise as everyone else smiles for selfies around her: Hear the city roar … There%27s nothing it needs/ But money and greed … A new conversation spreads like fire/ It%27s keeping us warm/ But I see a storm. Unholy Affliction, too, is about capitalism and—more than any modern-day artist has addressed—the %2790s quandary of selling out. So carve me up and let the colors run, Allison sings while a dirgey storm brews beneath, building power from busily syncopated drums. Following Eyes is also dark and looming—Allison has said it%27s a rare moment that moves from autobiography to fantasy. A trampling rocker, it%27s told like a ghost story, with the narrator experiencing some sort of terrible apparition while driving: I cut the engine and I watched her through the steam … like no horror I had seen. (Allison swears it%27s not metaphor.) On chiming Feel It All the Time, meanwhile, she declares I%27m gasping for air, then the vocals skip a tiny beat. I%27m just 22 going on 23/ Already worn down from everything. The kids may ultimately be alright, but these are trying times. Fire in the Driveway boasts a minor fall and minor lift that tug at the heartstrings in a major way. The Roches%27 inspiration is a fascinating one, and, as before, you can hear traces of early Avril Lavigne (an Allison favorite), Juliana Hatfield, and The Sundays. Shotgun is a winner, its dark and loungey guitar bursting into the light—like coming out of a movie in the middle of the day, when it%27s both disorienting and sort of a thrill to discover you still have daylight to burn. The song is all about the joys of losing yourself in love, Allison has said, but of course it%27s filtered through that extreme perspective: Uppers and my heart never meshed/ I hated coming down/ But this feels the same without the bad things. © Shelly Ridenour/Qobuz
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