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There Is Always Something There to Remind Me

The Housemartins · 1988

13 min · 4 tracks · indie rock

Catchy melodies and sharp social commentary intertwine, creating an energetic tapestry of late-80s indie pop.

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    There Is Always Something There to Remind Me — This track serves as a defining statement for the band, marrying infectious pop hooks with poignant reflections on nostalgia and loss. Its chart success established the band's presence in the UK music scene.
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    Five Get Over Excited — Characterized by its frenetic energy and catchy chorus, this song showcases the band's knack for blending humor with social critique, making it a fan favorite.
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    Get Up Off Our Knees — This track emphasizes collective action and social responsibility, encapsulating the band's political spirit through upbeat instrumentation and rallying lyrics.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 There Is Always Something There to Remind Me 3:30
  • 2 Get Up Off Our Knees 3:24
  • 3 Five Get Over Excited 3:02
  • 4 Johannesburg 3:42

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