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“Tuning Out...” by Bastille sounds like those photos that should have a person in it, but the face is cropped out so it’s only like, a hairline or an arm.
It’s a half-empty, uncertain feeling. A nostalgia, a longing for something that never was. Something incomplete, unsettling, breathtaking. A horror movie with the flickering lights but nothing has attacked our protagonists, not yet. The words are altered, there is a vague sense that something is not right.
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Confession
I like Charlie, he seems like a nice guy, but I don't want him as a permanent member in the band. Bastille is a four member band, not five. I don't want that a One Direction thing happen to them because of the number.
(I know that this is a stupid idea, but hey, I am a directioner too and still hurts)
Dan Smith in Bastille's "Help Me Chase Those Seconds" documentary film, ft. That Hickey On His Goddamn Neck
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“This new album, it’s been written and recorded on tour busses, backstage rooms, and in hotels all over the place” +
Bastille live in Manila - January 5, 2014
