Feel The Love Go- Franz Ferdinand Review
After a few years of declining popularity while watching the band that idolized them (Arctic Monkeys, who even joined their label) continue to churn out hits (while losing a bit of steam, but that's besides the point), Franz Ferdinand decided to reinvent themselves. Always Ascending came out late last year, and the upcoming fifth Franz Ferdinand album of the same name was announced alongside. It was a relatively electronic, electro funk rock and house influenced swaggering track short of an anthem because it wasn't so catchy, similar to the direction The Killers have been going with last year's Wonderful Wonderful. Feel The Love Go starts off with a highly produced, chill bassline and basic but no less powerful beat, and some very slick lyrics. It quickly launches in to the chorus with a more improved proto funk electric rock style than Always Ascending, with buzzy synths and muted guitar and slightly less, almost unsure vocals. There's lots of 60s British vocals el...