The track does well to blend the two schools of thought that the band was going through, mixing a lot of the original guitar led sound that made them so popular with the synth based sound the band would progress in the coming years and tracks. The albums strong start continues with Jump Into The Fog, the second single off the album. The song succeeds pretty much across the board as it is easy to see why this song is such a fan favorite.
The song is a dance number through and through, with the catchy guitar riffs carrying you through the song and just enough of a small cool-down between each chorus and the next verse to let you go insane and still have enough left in the tank to sing along with Matthew Murphy.
Hitting the synthesizers and relying on the fantastic guitar hooks that the band became well known for, the first track is one that gets you tapping along pretty quickly and excited for whatever ride this album is going to take you.Īs we jump into the second track, we get to hear the first single off the album in Tokyo (Vampires & Wolves), released back in 2010. The opening track Our Perfect Disease serves well as both a catchy opening track but also as proof of the bands change in the four years between their debut LP, A Guide To Love, Loss And Desperation and This Modern Glitch. As a result, This Modern Glitch is an album I have always been a fan of since first listen and up until the release of Glitterbug earlier in the year, was easily my favorite Wombats album and probably in the top five albums I have ever heard. This Modern Glitch was the album that pulled me into the world of indie music all the way back in 2011 and since then I have never really looked back.
As this is the 50th content post by BWM since the reboot I thought I would use it to look at one of the albums that pretty much formulated who I am today. This review is going to be one a little different.
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