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Few bands this side of Noel Gallagher can write cathartic, hands-in-the-air-inducing songs like Elbow can. Go to a festival in the U.K. and you’ll get it: Hearing tens of thousands of people singing “It’s all gonna be magnificent” from Little Fiction’s “Magnificent (She Says),” or “So throw those curtains wide” from The Seldom Seen Kid’s “One Day Like This,” makes you think, well, “one day like this a year will see me right.”
Each of the Mancunian band’s eight previous albums all feature at least one song (and typically many more) with a soaring chorus that aims for the last row in the arena or the stragglers at the back of the festival crowd. Be it 2014’s hopeful “New York Morning,” 2011’s inviting “Open Arms” or even 2019’s muddy, bluesy “Dexter & Sinister,” which recalls the dirty guitar line on 2008’s “Grounds for Divorce” that routinely gets sung back to the band by the crowd, these anthemic tracks are Guy Garvey and company’s bread and butter. It’s their calling card, and their claim to fame.

Tracklist:
1. Flying Dream 1 (4:34)
2. After the Eclipse (4:18)
3. Is It a Bird (4:12)
4. Six Words (5:06) 
5. Calm and Happy (3:06)
6. Come On, Blue (5:19)
7. The Only Road (4:23)
8. Red Sky Radio (Baby Baby Baby) (4:08)
9. The Seldom Seen Kid (4:13) 
10. What Am I Without You (5:08)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K55jaiWvAfQ