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Formentera II
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Formentera II

Metric

A sun-drenched, sophisticated sequel that trades neon-lit anxiety for golden-hour reflection. Shimmering synths meet acoustic warmth in a late-career highlight.

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01Tracklist — 9 tracks · 40m
01
Detour Up
3:38
02
Just the OnceStandout
3:25
03
Stone Window
4:01
04
Days of OblivionStandout
5:59
05
Who Would You Be for Me
5:01
06
Suckers
4:29
07
Nothing Is PerfectStandout
3:31
08
Descendants
5:54
09
Go Ahead and Cry
4:03
02Liner Notes
It's the sunset-colored sequel that proves Metric can do 'pretty' just as well as they do 'gritty'.

A sophisticated and sun-drenched reflection on the passage of time and the search for peace.

Put this on for
Sunlight hitting the dashboard during a solo drive to the coast That specific quiet after the party guests have all left Headphones on while the city lights blur through a train window Barefoot kitchen dancing while the coffee brews on a slow Sunday Reading a letter from an old friend you haven't seen in years Watching the tide come in as the sky turns deep violet Walking through a familiar neighborhood that feels slightly different today
Moments worth waiting for
The transition into the disco-inflected groove of Just the Once that feels like a sudden burst of color.
The sprawling, six-minute build of Days of Oblivion where the synths gradually overtake the vocal melody.
The stark, vulnerable acoustic opening of Nothing Is Perfect that strips away the band's usual electronic armor.
Sounds like
2023s production with a 2020s soul
Sits beside
The Car - Arctic Monkeys, Life on Earth - Hurray for the Riff Raff, The Slow Rush - Tame Impala, Blue Rev - Alvvays
Lyrical territory
self_examination, nostalgia, identity
03Deviation
Formentera II · vs · Metric
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Artist
This Album
Medium Energy
Energy · 17% less than usual

On this album, medium energy sits about 17% less prominent than across the rest of the artist's catalogue.

Defined by its presence across the album
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