Like I Belong
Great Cynics · 2013
13 tracks · alternative rock
A raw blend of punk energy and heartfelt lyricism creates an exhilarating soundscape of youthful defiance and introspection.
Top tracks — play these first
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Queen of the Anarchists — This opening track sets a rebellious tone with its driving rhythm and sharp lyrics that critique societal norms, encapsulating the album's spirit.
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Goodbye Astbury Castle — A standout for its introspective nature, this track contrasts upbeat instrumentals with reflective lyrics about change and personal growth.
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Waster — This song captures a sense of urgency and disillusionment, making it emblematic of youth struggles and the quest for purpose.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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In My Head
The verses explore mental struggles through vivid imagery that portrays chaotic thoughts while the chorus shifts to a mantra-like repetition.
The contrast between the chaotic verses and repetitive chorus emphasizes the internal conflict, illustrating how overwhelming thoughts can feel both isolating and familiar.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Queen of the Anarchists
- 2 Letting Go
- 3 In My Head
- 4 Ways Down
- 5 Kingsland Roaches
- 6 Goodbye Astbury Castle
- 7 Younger Than Everyone
- 8 Back to Hackney
- 9 Waster
- 10 Feeling in My Throat
- 11 Song for Sophie
- 12 Find the Humour
- 13 One Like You
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