Fielding or Fielding? Both Songs talk about missing a girl...

Fielding's new single Loved You Too, is a hazey into the wild song about a man missing his girl, his leftovers of the past. It's got a gritty rock tone yet blended in a Shoegaze style. Cedric on the drum is fittingly far from the pace he drums for other bands like One Trillion Bees or other past side projects. Far from all I've heard from the band before, it feels like a brand new start! Is it touching, surely, I did want to cry while sipping my black coffee all alone in my room, it gave me the hicks to leave all behind go in a chalet and live in the woods forever. Is it timeless? I'm not sure, but as a first single, it paints a certain portrait of the band. Will it last, will it foster them a home for decades to come, don't think so, but it's a pillar for what is to come or at least I hope. The voices aren't eagleesque, far from harmonies of Neil Young with CSNY, which I taught I heard in concert back then when they had a different name. The single was mastered by Loic who used to be in Love Bombers and I have to say, he's got a good ear, it sounds mint! Now I have to address a bugger, there's Fielding who have 124 monthly listeners on Spotify which I hoped was them. Sadly not. Now what is problematic is their single called Anthems for a Seventeen Years-Old Girl which has 10 503 streams, it's fucking ressembling Fielding's new single. The difference between both bands is the monthly listeners and the streams. Is this all a joke? You let me know Fielding. But it is worrying for later years to come. They've either got to change name or fusion or something because both seem to make similar music and thus it could become confusing at long term. All and all, I am excited to see this live, sung by boys who fuel on pabst blue, it'll sound great and no doubt will it be injected with more nostalgia! The art on the cover was made by Kate.

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