An epic, uplifting synth-pop anthem. The slow-building intro crests into a massive chorus where the dynamics expand significantly. Lossless formats prevent the dense wall of synthesizers from collapsing into a muddy sonic slurry.
: A joyous return to the classic piano-driven pop sound of their debut album. Why FLAC Matters: Scissor Sisters Discography -2003-2012- -FLAC-
The band's fourth and final studio album to date was described by frontman Jake Shears as "a sweet, joyful mélange of beat-driven, future-pop". The band collaborated with top-tier producers like Calvin Harris and Pharrell Williams. The album is a burst of energy, from the galloping electro-pop of "Only the Horses" to the instantly iconic, cult-favorite "Let's Have a Kiki". The production is pristine, and the sense of space and clarity in the FLAC format makes this final chapter sound as fresh as the day it was released. An epic, uplifting synth-pop anthem