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I have a feeling we’ll see similar announcements from other artists this year. I’m definitely hopeful for touring/festivals in the fall. Stoked for new music from the 1975 maybe this year though. Feels as though their latest album was just left for dead as soon as they released it.
i don't think it resonated with many people apart from their core fanbase. also, it appears as though matty has been taking a break from the public eye.
I somewhat agree with that. I think “If Your Too Shy” could have been a song that brought in new listeners but everything else wasn’t catered that way so much. I like the album, but I definitely skip around quite a bit. Lot of misses for a 1975 album.
Maybe so. I can’t imagine trying to plan a tour right now. It’s got to be a major pain with the constant adjustment and rescheduling with zero positive outcome so far.
I would hope lots of other bands have already written and recorded some music all of last year as well...Tswift pumped out two amazing albums, I really hope all artist took advantage of the downtime
It really just seems they burned themselves out with trying to get Notes out, that once it was out, they were over it already. At this point, I don't expect that many songs on the album will ever get played live, which is an incredible bummer.
Notes' entire lifespan was sort of weird. Feels like it was released at the worse possible moment—not quite at the very beginning of the pandemic, but also maybe too soon into the pandemic when people weren't ready to consume any sort of new media beyond Tiger King. Also, despite the album being lengthy, I don't think it did them any favors that they released so many of the songs prior to the album itself. Especially since the majority of the stand-out tracks came from that batch of earlier releases. There were only two songs or so that really stuck with me from the rest of the album we had yet to hear once this was released.
Seeing this, I can't help but feel bad for Silverstein that rescheduled four times a world tour that will most likely never happen.
Mmm I'm hoping for a bit more overblown filler on the next album. There wasn't enough of that in the last one.
I feel like it's a pretty surefire bet that we won't hear a peep from MCR on anything until at least March, and for the US tour, probably won't hear anything until May or June. They waited until pretty late in the game to delay things the first time, and I think they're still wanting to see how the next few months play out before finalizing anything.