It’s a sugary dance pop track that kickstarts their exploration into humanity’s ties to technology “You’re getting stuck with papers in the magazines. False Alarm, their fourth effort, continues this evolution.Īlbum opener “Once” kicks things off with a fuzzy synth intro. In more recent years, the band has shifted their approach to embrace a more prominently electronic sound. The Northern Irish three piece perform perfectly agreeable hybrids of rock and dance-pop. Prior to “Once,” the band released “ Talk,” “ Satellite” and “ Dirty Air.” Similar to “Once,” the other three singles have a heavy emphasis on synths and disco-pop.Two Door Cinema Club have always rode the line of being marketed as indie while safely holding a corporate pop appeal.

The track is the fourth single from the band’s forthcoming album False Alarm, which is set for release June 21 via PIAS Recordings.

There’s also this idea that you are a product, everyone’s building their brand.” “When everything is captured on a camera or viewed through a screen, and if you can watch it a million times over, is it once in a lifetime?.

“The phrase ‘once in a lifetime’ came out in conversation and I started questioning what does that mean anymore?” Trimble said in a statement. Frontman Alex Trimble’s falsetto fits perfectly with the nuances of disco-pop and the song is fitting of the evolution of the band from their indie-rock early days. Irish trio Two Door Cinema Club are gearing up for the release of their fourth studio album False Alarm, and the band have released their latest track “Once” before the album’s release.įilled with synths, “Once” delves into online identities and how modern society defines itself by online fame.

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