The Mountains - When We Were Kings (2016)

Frederik and Fridolin North Sea and Michael Møller, which together form the trio The Mountains, during the year released two EPs and is now ready with the album When We Were Kings, which contains six new songs as well as previously released singles and get EP tracks. When We Were Kings is a pure pop album with bombastic beats, where the majority of the songs unfortunately drowned in a sometimes overproduced plate which might just as well be made by a YouTuber who is joking with fellow YouTubers. However, it must be said that when you have just gotten used to the sterile overproduction, saw blades music is really very good and the desire to hear a little more from the band. Horizons include one of the better songs on the album which, with its beat and the bright vocals bring a certain depth. However, you expect a little more professionalism and depth in a band where the band consists of real members of The Williams Blakes and vocalist of Moi Caprice. It works to the plate is made of a little too short and lacking a little sweat in the process.

TRACKLIST

01. The Major Leagues
02. There Is Always Hope (feat. Disa)
03. Changes
04. Champagne Sadness
05. Black Holes
06. The European Fog
07. Kings
08. You Don't Really Know Me
09. Horizons
10. Painless
11. Dark Matter
12. When We Were Kings