Despite its title the new EP from Exlovers, released through Chess Club Records, ‘You Forget So Easily’ is something that is not actually easily forgotten. It becomes clear in the title track that Exlovers seem to share the same rare talent that The Smiths had, being able to cover pessimistic lyrics with an optimistic tune. It makes for a great introduction to what can only be described as a fantastically stable step up the music ladder for a severely underrated band. Adding to the overall greatness of the EP are the genius lyrics that Exlovers have scattered throughout their five tracks, of which ‘New Years Day’ is particularly outstanding. The compelling disjointed male and female vocals of ‘Incomplete’ oddly complement each other creating a memorable and unique track, and it seems a very hard one to follow. But then the haunting, melodic yet relaxing vocals of ‘The Moon Has Spoken’ appear, ending the EP with undeniably its best track. Although yet to make it ‘big’ it cannot be too long before Exlovers enjoy the success that they deserve, especially with a record like this tucked safely under their belt. They are certainly not a band to be forgotten.
On October - 5 - 2009
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Ha snap. I take a visit to Call Upon The Author and you have blogged the same song as me !
Saw Exlovers earlier this year supporting Emmy The Great and was underwhelmed, but this is much better.
My review
http://breakingmorewaves.blogspot.com/2009/10/exlovers-you-forget-so-easily.html