- Audio CD (12 Nov 2007)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Single
- Label: Fiction
- ASIN: B000W01G1A
- Other Editions: MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 122,095 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Format:Audio CD
This EP shows a shift from the last album back to a sound a little more similar to the Faded Seaside Glamour debut but with the intensity and epic aura of You See Colours still maintained. Greg Gilberts voice is as good as ever and the songs are as catchy and beautiful as Delays fans have come to expect.
However I am not a fan of the new artwork, Delays logo and fancy folding cover. I find it quite annoying although I didn't think it was a big enough grievance to dock them a star.
In short a must for all Delays fans. Newcomers should probably start with You See Colours or wait until the new album Everything's The Rush comes out next year. If this EP is anything to go by, it'll be brilliant.
However I am not a fan of the new artwork, Delays logo and fancy folding cover. I find it quite annoying although I didn't think it was a big enough grievance to dock them a star.
In short a must for all Delays fans. Newcomers should probably start with You See Colours or wait until the new album Everything's The Rush comes out next year. If this EP is anything to go by, it'll be brilliant.
Format:Audio CD
Love Made Visible continues with the Delays signature high vocal harmonies with an upbeat rhythm, bright splashy guitars and synth fills.
The EP comprises for five tracks of which for are new songs and the fifth is a radical remix of the title song, so radical you might as well consider it as a new song in its own right.
The title track pounds a long at a fair rate carrying you with it. If this had been released earlier in the year and we'd had a good summer then I think it would have been successful reminding us of those brighter days and correspondingly a hit. Sadly the weather was poor here, and the EP has only just been released in November.
Panic Attacks and Slow Burn, slows down the tempo, and have a more Autumnal feel to them dealing with less cheery subjects than love. You See Colours, the title of the last album, moves back to a brighter feel with a stronger synth presence. This leads us into the Together We Make A City (Love Made Visible) which takes the vocal from the title song and lays it onto a chilled out synth base with real stabbing blasts of keyboard and what could almost be a sample of Moby's Go in the background - brilliant stuff.
The EP comprises for five tracks of which for are new songs and the fifth is a radical remix of the title song, so radical you might as well consider it as a new song in its own right.
The title track pounds a long at a fair rate carrying you with it. If this had been released earlier in the year and we'd had a good summer then I think it would have been successful reminding us of those brighter days and correspondingly a hit. Sadly the weather was poor here, and the EP has only just been released in November.
Panic Attacks and Slow Burn, slows down the tempo, and have a more Autumnal feel to them dealing with less cheery subjects than love. You See Colours, the title of the last album, moves back to a brighter feel with a stronger synth presence. This leads us into the Together We Make A City (Love Made Visible) which takes the vocal from the title song and lays it onto a chilled out synth base with real stabbing blasts of keyboard and what could almost be a sample of Moby's Go in the background - brilliant stuff.
Format:Audio CD
What a fantastic return from the Soton 4 piece. Aarons hooks are stunning and Gregs vocal sublime.
Welcome back boys. You will be the biggest band of 2008
Welcome back boys. You will be the biggest band of 2008
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