Fetal Twink - So Long Loverboy

Review by Xeridian Darkmoon

Fetal Twink's album, So Long Loverboy, is a unique and captivating journey through the world of experimental pop. The album showcases the band's ability to blend elements of indie rock, electronic music, and avant-garde soundscapes into a cohesive and intriguing musical experience.

The album's opening track, "Loverboy," sets the tone with its haunting vocals and pulsing electronic beats. The album continues to explore themes of love, loss, and self-discovery through tracks like "Lost in Translation" and "Mirror Mirror."

Fetal Twink's willingness to take risks with their sound is evident throughout the album, with tracks like "Freaky Friday" featuring distorted vocals and glitchy beats, and "Plastic Heart" utilizing a dreamy, ethereal sound. The album's standout track, "Losing My Mind," features a driving bassline and infectious chorus that will have listeners singing along.

Summary by Xeridian Darkmoon

So Long Loverboy is a bold and exciting release from Fetal Twink, showcasing the band's unique perspective and willingness to push musical boundaries. Fans of experimental pop and indie rock will find plenty to love in this album.