News Black Country, NEW ROAD "withdrawal" and life ahead, and young people

Black Country New Road (Photo by Rosie Foster)

We will send you a conversation in an interview with Black Country New Road (BCNR, BCNR) on February 1st. On January 31, the day before, the band announced the withdrawal of Isaac Wood, who has been in charge of lyrics in the main vocals since its formation. [See the image] Black Country New Road (4 points in total) To be honest, I was prepared to postpone and canceled at this timing, but I was prepared for the postponement and cancellation, but the interviewer two people, Tyler. Hyde (BA) and Charlie Wayne (Dr) answered very calmly, about new work, and about Isaac and bands. Not only about humanity is still surprised by their maturity in their early twenties. Rather, the music tells their amazing growth. The 2nd album "ANTS from UP THERE" released on February 4 is a work that tells the dramatic evolution from the previous work "For the First Time" released just a year ago. Their musical talent -The abundance of ideas and the high technical skills of the performance and composition to achieve it have been demonstrated without regret, and young people in their early 20s hire a famous producer. It is amazing that it was almost self -powered as a band without doing that. The extremely adventurous and high -aspirated chamber rock by young people of the Z generation (the labeling that BCNR often resisted) ... This work, which can be expressed in this way, is really wonderful, but really wonderful. This is because it strongly demands emotional connections with listeners as pop music more than technical. As you can see in the text after this, I thought that this album was a theme for the theme of "becoming an adult". So even though the context was different, at the end of the interview, I felt some meaning that Tyler talked about his life. Now I write this sentence is the CD box and the included booklet at the "ANTS from UP THERE". Among them, there are a number of truly fun photos of seven best friends who seem to have taken during the recording on Wight Island. Pop music comes from life. When you listen to "ANTS from Up Tree", you will surely remember that. The next page is: "Simple music and actually complicated music"