The Red Paintings is an act that has not only taken five
years to make an album, let alone a debut album, but has gone as far as
featuring a 35-piece orchestra, 22-piece choir, harp players, French horn,
Theremin, and more, that is spread across a thirteen track release of pure
originality and uniqueness. "The Revolution Is Never Coming" has been
having its leading hit singles "Wasps", and "You're Not One of
Them" charting across parts of the globe, with their performances not that
far off either. As such, The Red Painting's debut album is one of those
releases that takes all of the musical instrumentation used creating each song
to be not like the other, now don't get me wrong there are acts whose material
repeats itself from song to song, these guys don't do that, each song is
expressive and differs from one another as the album plays through. Like take
the singles for instance, while they chart across the music platforms they stay
differ from one another making them that more catching to the ear. Other songs
that do just that includes; "Dead Adults", "Walls",
"It Is As It Was", "Deleted Romantic", and "Rain".
Each one sounding different but sticking to the style structure of the music,
where it ends up comparing to one another by sticking together. The instrumentals
are played out well enough that it makes this a listening experience to take
in, while the lyrical content falls into proper placements, making it round off
to creating a never ending cycle of material. The Red Paintings may be another
one of those acts that's a breakout performer, but these guys know just the
right way to do it, and it's with a release such as this one.
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