Their previous work like debut 'La Dolce Vita' and 'My Apologies' flaunt off their capabilities as a band, and how they can be adaptable when it comes to playing an eclectic range of genres and creating different moods. 'My Apologies' is a slow, mourning track where lead singer Adam Young expresses his vulnerabilities, meanwhile 'La Dolce Vita' is a real gritty rock n roll tune. 'La Dolce Vita' received a great reception from the press, and was aired on Radio X, BBC Introducing and BBC Radio 1, as well as featuring in Clash Magazine.
'Matador's' instrumental creates a visual of The Wild West, a sheriff walking in after a gun fight with the wooden doors creaking, being open by the wind, along with a ball of straw rolling into the middle of chaos. The clash of the symbols almost sounding like bullets.
"I don't know where I'm going to go, but I’ll try to sell my soul to the only one I know"
Lead singer, Young has an Alex Turner-esque flair to his voice, with his relaxed husky vocals, bold accent, and perfect elocution. This track really shows that the band have nurtured, and now perfected their sound. An upbeat, chaotic, Wild West affair - 'Matador' is a song that will keep you on your toes.
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