This Dream Of Mine EP
The lead single “This Dream of Mine” really emphasises that 90’s Madchester Jangle Pop influence, which is the real backbone of Marseille’s sound and musical output so far. Opening with the great thunderous, yet elegant drumming style of Marseille drummer, Tom Spray. The song really lets you know it is Marseille with the high energy and tempo which is prominent in their live performance. Then with the poppy chords, booming bass lines and catchy vocals, the song bursts into euphoria with a bang leaving listeners wondering what hit them. The songwriting and musicianship really come across here and work as one, intertwining and it works for Marseille. A sound I believe will be returning in future releases and will ultimately make them stand out from the crowd.
As for the B-sides, these are not just extra bits of content for die-hard fans, no no no. These are all masterpieces in their own right. All showcasing the talent and songwriting of the band and are all well worth a listen. The jangle pop love song that is “Brightest Star”, the stunningly beautiful break up song “I Love You (So Much More)” or the psychedelic madness of “Devil’s Gonna Get You” all of these songs really show what makes this band so special and they should be celebrated just as much as anything else the band has done.
The lead single “This Dream of Mine” really emphasises that 90’s Madchester Jangle Pop influence, which is the real backbone of Marseille’s sound and musical output so far. Opening with the great thunderous, yet elegant drumming style of Marseille drummer, Tom Spray. The song really lets you know it is Marseille with the high energy and tempo which is prominent in their live performance. Then with the poppy chords, booming bass lines and catchy vocals, the song bursts into euphoria with a bang leaving listeners wondering what hit them. The songwriting and musicianship really come across here and work as one, intertwining and it works for Marseille. A sound I believe will be returning in future releases and will ultimately make them stand out from the crowd.
As for the B-sides, these are not just extra bits of content for die-hard fans, no no no. These are all masterpieces in their own right. All showcasing the talent and songwriting of the band and are all well worth a listen. The jangle pop love song that is “Brightest Star”, the stunningly beautiful break up song “I Love You (So Much More)” or the psychedelic madness of “Devil’s Gonna Get You” all of these songs really show what makes this band so special and they should be celebrated just as much as anything else the band has done.
The lead single “This Dream of Mine” really emphasises that 90’s Madchester Jangle Pop influence, which is the real backbone of Marseille’s sound and musical output so far. Opening with the great thunderous, yet elegant drumming style of Marseille drummer, Tom Spray. The song really lets you know it is Marseille with the high energy and tempo which is prominent in their live performance. Then with the poppy chords, booming bass lines and catchy vocals, the song bursts into euphoria with a bang leaving listeners wondering what hit them. The songwriting and musicianship really come across here and work as one, intertwining and it works for Marseille. A sound I believe will be returning in future releases and will ultimately make them stand out from the crowd.
As for the B-sides, these are not just extra bits of content for die-hard fans, no no no. These are all masterpieces in their own right. All showcasing the talent and songwriting of the band and are all well worth a listen. The jangle pop love song that is “Brightest Star”, the stunningly beautiful break up song “I Love You (So Much More)” or the psychedelic madness of “Devil’s Gonna Get You” all of these songs really show what makes this band so special and they should be celebrated just as much as anything else the band has done.