Gone Now

Pop · 2017 · 12 tracks · 40m

Gone Now

A maximalist explosion of 80s-inspired synth-pop that processes deep grief through stadium-sized hooks and distorted, intimate bedroom recordings.

June 2, 2017 · RCA

A manic, high-energy celebration of survival that hides deep scars under layers of shimmering synths.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 40m

01

Dream of Mickey Mantle

3:10

02

Goodmorning

3:13

03

Hate That You Know Me

3:06

04

Don’t Take the Money

3:36

05

Everybody Lost Somebody

3:55

06

All My Heroes

3:04

07

Let’s Get Married

3:06

08

Goodbye

2:57

09

I Miss Those Days

3:38

10

Nothing Is U

2:32

11

I’m Ready to Move On / Mickey Mantle (reprise)

4:24

12

Foreign Girls

4:02

Moments Worth Listening For

The transition from the glitchy intro of Dream of Mickey Mantle into the propulsive drum beat of Goodmorning.

The massive choral explosion and gated reverb snare hit that anchors the chorus of Don't Take the Money.

The way the saxophone solo in Everybody Lost Somebody feels like a literal scream of grief turned into melody.

Reviews

AllMusic

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