Keep On Smiling is at best on a par for me with False Alarm, but this isn’t saying a whole lot really.įor a band who’s debut I absolutely loved they just haven’t been able to get near that level in any of their releases since. In fact the only other song on the album that fits outside of the overpolished disco feel is the closer Disappearer, which is a decent way to close out the album and is probably the only track on the album I’ll revisit. Lucky meanwhile is probably the closest sounding to any song off their debut but again it just doesn’t leave any lasting impression on me whatsoever.

Everybody’s Cool has a nice disco feel to it but it’s quite suspect lyrically. Take Blue Light for example, while very much polished it does sound quite overproduced, but the chorus sounds like Alex isn’t hitting the right notes at all and it’s quite jarring. And like those last two albums, while there are good ideas here the execution is off. I purely checked this out on the positive comments on this thread but to me this is just way too overproduced and reminds me a lot more of Gameshow and False Alarm than their first two albums. For the second day in a row I’m bewildered by an album thread involving Two Door Cinema Club.

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