As usual, The 1975 have dropped a song with relatively-complex lyrics as compared to some of the other tracks that are out there. But once you get past the poetic lyricism, what it appears as...
For those who aren’t familiar with The 1975, it should be noted that they tend to write some pretty-deep songs. So one of the best ways to understand “Nothing Revealed / Everything Denied” is by...
The 1975’s “Roadkill” is somewhat of a confessional tune from Matt Healy. That is to say that it is autobiographical in nature, and the lyrics are more truthful than they are flattering. But in breaking them...
The titular “guys” in this song is actually a reference to The 1975 themselves. And the sentimental disposition of this tune has in fact been described, even by Matt Healy himself, as a love song. However, this is...
The 1975’s “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)relies heavily on intricate, symbolic language. But overall, the story seems to be based on the singer hooking up with a lady whom we can say is...
There’s a lot going on in The 1975’s “The Birthday Party”. At its heart are four verses of uninterrupted narrative, where we are introduced to a diverse array of characters in addition to the singer...
“Me & You Together Song” is based on a lifelong narrator the singer has had on a certain lady. As we can see from the chorus and second verse, he has been “in love” with...
In this song, the “frail state of mind” which the singer is dealing with is actually social anxiety. Indeed as the song plays out, it is revealed that the narrator is someone along the lines of...
The 1975’s “People” is a song which reads like a manifesto of youthful angst. In the song, Matt Healy speaks of his own anxieties but does so in such a way that he basically...
