Day 253: When The Fire Comes by Kero Kero Bonito // 7
GENRE: pop
I'm always down to include a Kero Kero Bonito song. What's more, they continue to evolve with each coming album. The most recent one was jam-packed with a fusion of rock, pop, and sometimes experimental. This song in particular is far different from any of their past works, taking on a bit of a darker, solemn tone.
Anchored by the riff in the beginning, you can sort of tell that they wanted to get off on a different foot. I wouldn't be surprised if they used some of their older synths, and re-purposed them for this newer song. And honestly, I didn't recognize it as a KKB song until Sarah came in. Although she retains her characteristic tone of voice, the melody itself is less poppy and jovial. Overall, the song gives off a determined, more mature vibe from this once cheery band. I don't even think they lean on the Japanese anymore.
Rating: 7/10
I'm always down to include a Kero Kero Bonito song. What's more, they continue to evolve with each coming album. The most recent one was jam-packed with a fusion of rock, pop, and sometimes experimental. This song in particular is far different from any of their past works, taking on a bit of a darker, solemn tone.
Anchored by the riff in the beginning, you can sort of tell that they wanted to get off on a different foot. I wouldn't be surprised if they used some of their older synths, and re-purposed them for this newer song. And honestly, I didn't recognize it as a KKB song until Sarah came in. Although she retains her characteristic tone of voice, the melody itself is less poppy and jovial. Overall, the song gives off a determined, more mature vibe from this once cheery band. I don't even think they lean on the Japanese anymore.
Rating: 7/10
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