Big Troubles - Romantic Comedy

Review by Kian Ang

Big Troubles' latest album, Romantic Comedy, is a delightful and dreamy collection of indie pop songs that will transport listeners to a hazy, nostalgic world of youthful romance and heartbreak. The band's signature sound, which blends jangly guitars, shimmering synths, and wistful vocals, is in full display here, but with a newfound maturity and sophistication that elevates their music to new heights.

The album's opener, "She Smiles For Pictures," sets the tone with its melancholic melody and bittersweet lyrics about a fading relationship. From there, the band explores different shades of love and loss, from the upbeat and catchy "Misery in the City" to the atmospheric and introspective "Minor Keys."

One of the standout tracks is "Time Bomb," a gorgeous ballad that showcases the band's knack for crafting intricate harmonies and lush arrangements. Another highlight is "Sad Girls," a catchy and danceable tune that captures the angst and energy of teenage romance.

Summary by Kian Ang

Romantic Comedy is a well-crafted and emotionally resonant album that will appeal to fans of indie pop and shoegaze. Big Troubles have created a timeless and relatable soundtrack for anyone who has ever loved and lost.