“Somebody Else” by The 1975, Friday, May 5, 2023
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I'm pretty musically stubborn. Whenever somebody says that they found the next big band, I'm pretty shy to come around to that act. In the case of The 1975 , I'm ten years late from when their self-titled debut and the hit song " Chocolate " hit the lower reaches of the Hot 100 and the middle reaches of the Alternative charts --in America. In the band's home of the UK and in Europe, they fared even better as the concept of a band still sells records. I DON'T WANT YOUR BODY. I first heard the song " Chocolate " on Punk Goes Pop Vol. 6 performed by Knuckle Puck. I didn't know that the song was a hit by The 1975; I liked it but never looked it up out of laziness. Then in my podcast listening and research for my blog, I started hearing how much Aaron Gillespie loved The 1975. This recommendation didn't actually turn me on to them. I assumed that the band was another art rock band like The War on Drugs , which I got into somewhat relucta