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Franz Ferdinand disappoints with new album ‘The Human Fear’ | The Pitt News | Jan. 15, 2025, 4:02 p.m.
“The Human Fear,” Franz Ferdinand’s latest album, is a musical exploration of what drives fear and the power behind defeating it. It’s also a reminder of the band’s core sound change and the divergence from their former 2000s rock glory.
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Franz Ferdinand: The Human Fear | Spectrum Culture | Jan. 15, 2025, 6:03 a.m.
It feels like learning a fundamental truth about the band that even longtime fans may not have wanted to accept: perhaps Franz Ferdinand has plateaued, even stagnated.
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Franz Ferdinand - The Human Fear Review | Still Listening
Franz Ferdinand continue to find new ways to enthrall on their sixth record. Franz Ferdinand have always been guided by a desire to move forward. Singer Alex Kapranos admitted as much in an interview shot as part of the band’s ‘ Tour De Franz ’ documentary that followed their first world tour. “I
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Franz Ferdinand - The Human Fear (Domino) | God Is In The TV | Jan. 13, 2025, 2:50 p.m.
Several listens in, and as this album works its considerable charms with each successive listen, the thought occurs: have we been guilty of taking Franz
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The Human Fear | No Ripcord
I’m not sure anyone asked for a new Franz Ferdinand album, but The Human Fear is here and it’s probably worth 35 minutes of your time just to hear the chorus of Cats. It’s unclear as
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Night Or Day, for The Human Fear, by Franz Ferdinand | www.metalocus.es
Franz Ferdinand released their first new album in seven years, "The Human Fear", on January 10, following up on 2018's "Always Ascending", which showcases a return to the lively indie-rock-turned-pop that helped them emerge from Scotland and onto the international scene in the 2000s. The new album is headlined by the singles "Audacious," "Hooked," and this "Night or Day.""Night or Day" is directed by Rianne White and was recorded at AYR Studios.
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Album Review: Franz Ferdinand – The Human Fear | Birthday Cake For Breakfast | Jan. 11, 2025, 6:15 p.m.
Words: Ben Forrester In a year that will see some of the great 00’s indie bands celebrate milestone albums and play big outdoor shows, Franz Ferdinand have different plans. Sure, last year saw a 20…
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Album Review: Franz Ferdinand - The Human Fear | Nova.ie | Jan. 11, 2025, 4:25 p.m.
Franz Ferdinand playing Oxegen, around the time of monster-hit Take Me Out, stands out as one of my great early festival memories, and I will always have a soft spot for them after that magic gig.