Ai-Da, a humanoid robot, created the visual for "Yeah I Know".
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álbum de The 1975 de 2020
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A 30-second sample of "Having No Head". Healy and Daniel were inspired by the work of virtuoso pianist Frédéric Chopin and wanted to incorporate a piano into an ambient piece, resulting in the song's creation.
Notes on a Conditional Form
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Demon Sanctuary trained a generative adversarial network using pictures of sea slugs for "The End ".
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Healy wrote "I Think There's Something You Should Know" as a continuation of "Somebody Else" .
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"Roadkill"
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Then Because She Goes
Roadkill
album de The 1975, sorti en 2020
What Should I Say
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I Think There's Something You Should Know
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"I Think There's Something You Should Know"
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"What Should I Say"
"Having No Head"
"CERT"
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FKA Twigs lends her operatic vocals to "If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know)" and "What Should I Say".
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Contributing to four songs, Phoebe Bridgers is the most prominent collaborator on the album.
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Yeah I Know
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album dei 1975 del 2020
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August 2018 – February 2020
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2020 studio album by The 1975
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muziekalbum van The 1975
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The impact of modern country music–a genre not explored by the 1975 before–influenced the album's chord shapes and Healy's vocals on several songs, including "Roadkill".
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Collaborators on Notes on a Conditional Form
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Nightbird
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"What Should I Say" was initially created for the 1975's previous album.
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Teenage activist Greta Thunberg gives a climate change speech on "The 1975".