Eleven Twenty-Nine

Album: Strange Relations "Editorial You" Quirky indie-pop duo Strange Relations have returned with their latest album "Editorial You," and it's safe to say they're not holding back on the weird and wonderful. Filled with infectious hooks and off-kilter lyrics, this album is like a rollercoaster ride through a carnival of sound. From the opening track "Bubblegum Dreams," with its bouncy synths and dreamy vocals, to the closer "Neon Nights," a psychedelic journey into the unknown, Strange Relations keep you guessing at every turn. The standout track has to be "Plastic Fantastic," a shimmering slice of electro-pop that will have you dancing like nobody's watching. Lyrically, the duo explores themes of identity, nostalgia, and consumerism with a sense of humour that is as refreshing as it is thought-provoking. Lines like "I'm just a mannequin in a world of plastic dreams" hit home in a way that is equal parts hilarious and poignant. Overall, "Editorial You" is a triumph of experimental pop that showcases Strange Relations' unique blend of catchy melodies and unconventional production. If you're looking for an album that will make you laugh, dance, and question the nature of existence all at once, look no further than this gem. Strange Relations have done it again, and we couldn't be happier. Rating: 8.5/10