“Dying of the Light” by The Parlophonics is a captivating album that combines elements of rock, pop, folk, and heartfelt lyricism to create a memorable musical experience. With eight tracks that showcase the band’s talent and versatility, the album takes listeners on a journey through introspective themes and melodic hooks.
One standout track, “Reading Kerouac,” captures the essence of longing and human connection with surf rock instrumental. The lyrics evoke a sense of nostalgia and the desire for companionship, beautifully expressed through the imagery of children playing in the park and the act of reading Kerouac.
Another noteworthy eponymous track, “The Dying of the Light,” delves into existential contemplation and the transient nature of life with soft guitar rhythms. The lyrics poetically describe the search for meaning and the struggle against the inevitable passage of time.
“Only A Lie” stands out with its infectious slow sound and introspective lyrics about love and loss. The track features catchy melodies and an emotionally resonant and replenishing voice filled with anguish that immediately hooks the listener with gripping pathos.
Throughout the tracks in the album, “The Dying of the Light,” The Parlophonics showcase their ability to craft memorable melodies and create an emotional connection with the audience. It’s the sort of album that is listened to best over time as you move through phases of life with love, losses, and memories. Fans of indie rock and pop music will find much to appreciate in this engaging and introspective musical journey.
KEEP IN TOUCH:
FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER | SPOTIFY | BANDCAMP | WEBSITE | YOUTUBE
Review By: Naomi Joan