Poppy - Negative Spaces (zip 2024) {Mp3 Album Rar} ~Download

14 November 2024

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TRACKLIST:

01 have you had enough?
02 the cost of giving up
03 they’re all around us
04 yesterday
05 crystallized
06 vital
07 push go
08 nothing
09 the center's falling out
10 hey there
11 negative spaces
12 surviving on defiance
13 new way out
14 tomorrow
15 halo

With her unique fusion of genres—spanning pop, rock, electronic, and metal, all laced with an underlying dark tone—a full-on metalcore album felt like a natural progression for Poppy. Her recent collaborations with genre giants like Bad Omens, along with her second Grammy nomination for her feature on Knocked Loose’s “Suffocate”, solidified that belief for me. “Say Cheese”, a track tucked away in an EP with only one physical release, has always stood out to me as one of her most ambitious and compelling tracks. Because of this, I knew that whenever she decided to release a record like Negative Spaces, she wouldn’t disappoint. However, I never expected the metalcore record to be accompanied by such a raw, introspective, and painfully relatable concept. Typically, the focus of my music endeavours revolve around sound and feeling, but with Negative Spaces – appropriately titled as a metaphor for the topic at hand, I found that diving into the narrative made me appreciate this project on a personal level.

This album, lyrically, is poetic in its introspective and yearning nature, often underlined by a seldom restrained abrasiveness that adds to the intensity of the topic on each song. The interludes, “yesterday”, “tomorrow”, and “hey there” serve as markers for what I believe the critical points in this story are. In a general sense, Poppy seems to be looking back on the weight of yesterday and the mistakes it holds, while lingering (in negative spaces) as she leaves the awful labour of change for some undefined tomorrow. This is a concept so universally relevant, yet one I’ve never seen explored in the eloquent way Poppy does here.

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