Nothing Bad Can Ever Happen to You Now
Material Project
Performed By
Material Project
Album UPC
094922873149
CD Baby Track ID
4646439
Label
Exit Recording
Released
2008-01-01
BPM
92
Rated
0
ISRC
usl4r0771763
Year
2008
Spotify Plays
5
Writers
Writer
Adrian Kimberlin
Pub Co
Exit Recording
Composer
Adrian Kimberlin
ClearanceFacebook Sync License,Traditional Sync,YouTube Sync ServiceOne Stop
Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
Great Britain / UK
Description
Guitar-driven slice of hard-edged pop
Notes
BIRMINGHAM, UK, band Material Project release the first single off their new album, ‘Dokumenta’.
The duo, Adrian Kimberlin and Matthew J. Bliss, have arranged, mixed and produced the flagship offering, ‘Resistance’ over two intensive years.
This opening single, in keeping with ‘Dokumenta’, displays a more direct rock sound than debut album ‘Immersed’, which the UK's NME described as Muse meets Jeff Buckley. However, it maintains much of Material Project’s trademark pin-sharp production, twists and turns.
Of the forthcoming release, Adrian says: “Resistance is a guitar driven slice of hard-edged pop, addressing the emotional conflict involved in remaining in a dysfunctional, yet sexually-charged relationship.”
Debut album, ‘Immersed’ was released in October 2005, which is also available at CD Baby.
Reviews of ‘Immersed’:
“….more layers than an award-winning trifle and a dizzying smorgasbord of styles from elegantly floaty folk to lengthy deep space prog rock work-outs.... Part Radiohead, part Roxy Music, part pre-menstrual Muse….” (Overplay – July 2006)
“….It’s an all-encompassing journey; ranging from uplifting and anthemic through to brooding and introspective.” (NME – July 2006)
“Wow, what a listen….All tastes covered here, but the big choruses and toe tappers [of Living In The Dream, Misfit Lovers and Now’s The Time] are the stand out….” (iTunes – July 2006)
“There are some decent tunes on this album....We’re thinking Muse. We’re thinking Jeff Buckley....” (NME - March 2006)
The duo, Adrian Kimberlin and Matthew J. Bliss, have arranged, mixed and produced the flagship offering, ‘Resistance’ over two intensive years.
This opening single, in keeping with ‘Dokumenta’, displays a more direct rock sound than debut album ‘Immersed’, which the UK's NME described as Muse meets Jeff Buckley. However, it maintains much of Material Project’s trademark pin-sharp production, twists and turns.
Of the forthcoming release, Adrian says: “Resistance is a guitar driven slice of hard-edged pop, addressing the emotional conflict involved in remaining in a dysfunctional, yet sexually-charged relationship.”
Debut album, ‘Immersed’ was released in October 2005, which is also available at CD Baby.
Reviews of ‘Immersed’:
“….more layers than an award-winning trifle and a dizzying smorgasbord of styles from elegantly floaty folk to lengthy deep space prog rock work-outs.... Part Radiohead, part Roxy Music, part pre-menstrual Muse….” (Overplay – July 2006)
“….It’s an all-encompassing journey; ranging from uplifting and anthemic through to brooding and introspective.” (NME – July 2006)
“Wow, what a listen….All tastes covered here, but the big choruses and toe tappers [of Living In The Dream, Misfit Lovers and Now’s The Time] are the stand out….” (iTunes – July 2006)
“There are some decent tunes on this album....We’re thinking Muse. We’re thinking Jeff Buckley....” (NME - March 2006)
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