Album Info
| Artist: | Tired Lion |
| Album: | Breakfast For Pathetics |
| Released: | Australia, 2021 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Diet Sick | |
| A2 | Waterbed | |
| A3 | Lie To Me | |
| A4 | ~Cya Later~ | |
| A5 | Don't Take Me Back | |
| B1 | Breakfast For Pathetics | |
| B2 | Drama Club | |
| B3 | Wookey Hole | |
| B4 | Actually | |
| B5 | Screw You, Man |
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Description
Australian rock band Tired Lion returns with their highly anticipated sophomore album, "Breakfast For Pathetics." Packed with raw energy, introspective lyrics, and infectious melodies, this record showcases the band's growth and maturity since their debut release. With a mix of grunge, punk, and alternative rock influences, Tired Lion delivers a captivating and dynamic listening experience.
From the opening track, "Waterbed," it becomes evident that Tired Lion has evolved their sound while staying true to their roots. The song kicks off with a punchy guitar riff and frontwoman Sophie Hopes' distinctive vocals, setting the tone for the album. The band's ability to seamlessly blend catchy hooks with gritty instrumentals is showcased throughout the record.
One of the standout tracks on "Breakfast For Pathetics" is "Lie To Me." The song features a driving rhythm section and powerful guitar work, creating an anthemic atmosphere. Hopes' emotive vocals shine as she sings about the complexities of relationships and the struggle to trust. The chorus is infectious, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.
Another highlight is the introspective ballad, "~Cya Later~." This stripped-down track allows Hopes' vulnerable lyrics to take center stage. The delicate guitar melodies and atmospheric production create a haunting backdrop for the emotional journey portrayed in the song. It's a poignant moment on the album that showcases Tired Lion's ability to convey raw emotions through their music.
"Breakfast For Pathetics" also explores themes of self-reflection and personal growth. Tracks like "Going Solo" and "Lie Awake" delve into the struggles of finding one's identity and dealing with inner demons. The lyrics are relatable and thought-provoking, adding depth to the album's overall narrative.
The production on this album is top-notch, with each instrument and vocal line given its own space to shine. The band's chemistry is evident, as they effortlessly navigate between heavy, distorted sections and more melodic moments. The album's pacing is well-crafted, with slower tracks providing a breather between the more energetic and aggressive songs.
While "Breakfast For Pathetics" is undoubtedly a strong album, there are moments where the band's influences shine a bit too brightly. Songs like "~Cya Later~" and "~Harmonium~" bear a resemblance to the grunge era of the '90s, which may feel slightly derivative to some listeners. However, Tired Lion manages to infuse their own unique style and energy into these tracks, making them still enjoyable and engaging.
In conclusion, Tired Lion's "Breakfast For Pathetics" is a powerful and introspective album that showcases the band's growth and musical prowess. With their infectious melodies, raw energy, and thought-provoking lyrics, Tired Lion has crafted a record that will resonate with both longtime fans and newcomers alike. While there are moments where the band's influences shine through, they manage to make the songs their own, creating a cohesive and captivating listening experience. "Breakfast For Pathetics" solidifies Tired Lion's place in the alternative rock scene and leaves listeners eagerly anticipating what they have in store for the future.
