Nice While It Lasted by The Qwarks: Review
The Qwarks make their presence known with a hint of jazz and an eerie tone in the track โNice While It Lastedโ. The melody of the track is compelling, as it blends elements of free-form jazz and avant-garde rock. Upon hearing the song, it felt like a different take on a music genre I havenโt had the pleasure to hear much before. Now that I have, it puts my melodic knowledge in a fresh perspective.
The Qwarks blend together slow rock, with some experimental angles to produce a diverse track. โNice While It Lastedโ has a riff that plays on a loop, the guitar lick, in particular, is quite catchy and adds a flavorful experience to the track. Most of the song is filled with these segments where the singer isnโt quite singing, but more like speaking to the audience. Not your typical pop or rock track, but rather a storytelling element is present here. Back in the old days, improvisation was encouraged in jazz music, and it seems due to the addition of the trumpet on the track, the elements of free-form jazz and improv are still present in the modern day.
Some subtle pieces grace the track in between the transitions and add a soothing mix. I went in listening to the song with an open mind and was not disappointed. Rather it made me understand artistic creativity more. With that being said, โNice While It Lastedโ by The Qwarks is a spectacular experimental tune that will certainly resonate with anyone.
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Review by: Damien Reid