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“But not yet – this one’s just for me.” Instead of a party banger, it’s a bubbling ballad that has Healy making reference to the band’s second single ‘The City’ ( “I haven’t found in the city” follows that song’s chorus hook “Yeah you wanna find love, then you know where the city is”) as he details falling out of love with someone, one of the last straws seeming to be when “you took a picture of your salad and put it on the internet”. But we wanna have a party so we’re going to play you some of the partiest songs,” Matt Healy said, introducing ‘Change Of Heart’. sees frontman Matty Healy wandering forlorn and lovesick around a city at night.

The 1975s new video has a bizarre twist at the end. The way George Daniel's drums roll in like your ex-boyfriend on the couch, pounding those hi hat cymbals with glee. “There’s 17 tracks on the next record so there’s no way we could delineate exactly what it is about. The Somebody Else video is 90 Matty Healy moping. 'The City' (Coachella, 2014) This fan-shot video isn't on any kind of top-ten list for sound quality but there's something about the punk simplicity of 'The City' that doesn't demand expensive BBC hi-fi. Over the course of a 19-song setlist, they unveiled four more fresh cuts, all of which reveal a bit more of what to expect from next year’s ‘I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It’. Last night (November 9), The 1975 made their live return in Liverpool, previewing their new look, new sound and new songs.

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