Songs from the Subway

Ah, NEW FORBIDDEN's latest album "Songs From The Subway", what a delightful romp through the underground music scene. This collection of tunes is like stumbling upon a hidden gem in the depths of a neglected London tube station. From the moment the opening track kicks in, you're transported to a whimsical world of whimsy and wonder. The blend of indie pop and electronica creates a refreshing sound that feels both familiar and exciting. Lead singer Frankie Jones' vocals are a quirky mix of Bjork and David Bowie, with a touch of Kate Bush thrown in for good measure. Her lyrics are a whimsical journey through the city streets, capturing the essence of urban life with a dose of surrealism. The band's instrumentation is a delightful cacophony of synths, guitars, and pulsating beats. Each song feels like a mini adventure, taking you on a journey through the bustling subway tunnels and dimly lit alleyways of the city. Overall, "Songs From The Subway" is a whimsical, charming album that will leave you tapping your feet and humming along. NEW FORBIDDEN have truly captured the essence of the underground music scene with this quirky and infectious collection of songs. So grab your Oyster card, hop on the tube, and let the music take you on a wild ride through the city streets.