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AURORA – ‘What Happened To The Heart?’ review: a heavy, ravey call for humanity

June 10, 2024
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AURORA – ‘What Happened To The Heart?’ review: a heavy, ravey call for humanity
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“The world has grown so accustomed to being apathetic,” Norwegian alt-pop sensation AURORA informed NME in regards to the thought-process behind her fifth album, a report that asks: ‘What Occurred To The Coronary heart?’ Excellent news is scarce as we discover ourselves in a seemingly fixed doom spiral. The reply, as AURORA seeks to seek out, is inside you. That lump beating in your chest that provides you life and pumps out the love that pulls you to others – we simply want one thing dramatic to remind us. “One thing wants to interrupt aside,” she continued. “The least we will do is simply hold being in contact with one another and ourselves.”

What higher option to join than by way of bangers? “We’re good folks and we each deserve peace,” she sings on the ecstatic Euro-pop of ‘Some Sort Of Pores and skin’ – a easy message that speaks profoundly to our instances. With a monolithic refrain worthy of her fellow Scandis The Cardigans, ‘Your Blood’ pegs it throughout the dancefloor with the message that we’re simply primarily all flesh and blood; with much more to bind than divide us. “By no means hand over on love,” she gives on the funk-infused ‘Do You Really feel’. Listed below are extra causes to not.

Like Björk earlier than her (and we must always stress now that that is the place the similarity ends), AURORA has typically been plagued with this patronising picture of being one other “ethereal” Nordic witch. This, although, is a fiery report dealing in actuality – dancing with the imps moderately than away with the fairies. Album spotlight ‘My Title’ pulses with a Trent Reznor groove – a flash of evil however all guts, balls and intent.

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‘The Blade’ has an analogous gnarliness with a contact of Huge Assault menace, whereas ‘My Physique Is Not Mine’ climaxes is an apocalyptic rave wig-out, with a little bit assist of Tom Rowlands from previous collaborators The Chemical Brothers. Then there’s ‘Hunger’ – oosh – a tribal, out of physique rave that begs the query “Why do we’ve to die, for us to see the sunshine?” Why certainly? It’s fairly blinding proper right here.

“What’s life price residing in the event you don’t bleed for something?” she sings on the wuthering ‘To Be Alright’. Amen, and from an artist who’s gone the additional mile to make a a degree with gusto. When NME requested Convey Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes why he recruited her for ‘Limousine’ on the metallic titans’ new album ‘Put up Human: Nex Gen’, he informed us: “AURORA for me is what a pop star must be, what the subsequent wave of pop stars ought to appear like; somebody that has the songs, however is an actual one who dares to talk what they consider in, who offers a shit in regards to the world.”

Can music nonetheless change the world? At the least AURORA is main by instance with a stunning world of her personal.

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  • Launch date: June 7
  • Report label: Decca/Glassnote/Petroleum



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