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艺人：臭虫俱乐部
曲目：《非常人类特征》
发行年份：2025年
厂牌：Sub Pop唱片公司
风格：另类音乐
音质：320千比特每秒的MP3格式/（分轨）FLAC格式/（分轨）24比特-44.1千赫兹FLAC格式
总时长：42分07秒
总大小：106兆字节/248兆字节/469兆字节
网站：专辑预览
曲目列表：
1.《成熟男人》（3分43秒）
2.《在中间旋转》（3分44秒）
3.《嫉妒男孩》（2分40秒）
4.《年轻读者》（3分28秒）
5.《哔哔啵啵计算机》（2分39秒）
6.《淤泥（非常人类特征）》（4分35秒）
7.《当小火车鸣响它的小喇叭时》（1分37秒）
8.《如何成为知己》（4分38秒）
9.《生活在未来》（2分42秒）
10.《空想家的故事》（2分35秒）
11.《共产主义之声》（2分24秒）
12.《责怪我》（4分05秒）
13.《恰当的情绪》（3分27秒）
臭虫俱乐部再次回归，履行他们在车库摇滚市场的年度约定，又一次推出了优质唱片。第四张专辑《非常人类特征》紧随乐队2024年在Sub Pop发行的首张专辑《论系统的复杂内部运作》之后迅速问世。那张专辑让乐队与BBC第六电台的合作持续升温，又通过与KEXP的一次演出开启了新的合作，还登上了《新音乐快递》杂志。还有什么遗愿清单上的事吗？哦对了，包括在家乡绿人音乐节的围墙花园演出，把场地挤得水泄不通。然后是在美国各地那些英国乐迷通常只听说过的场地演出。这张专辑——又是一批典型的好玩、充满即兴重复段、巧妙的臭虫俱乐部曲子——给了乐队继续永不停歇的巡演的理由，满足他们狂热歌迷的期待，这些歌迷因为乐队持续高产的发片速度而胃口大开、翘首以盼。
乐队在专辑主打单曲《你去过威尔士吗？》中问道：“你去过威尔士吗？”如果没去过，为什么不去呢？那里很不错。如果威尔士还没有一首好听的和谐国歌，这可能就是一首新的、不和谐的国歌。这首歌以经典的、节奏强劲的合唱开场，中间被听起来像外星唱诗班的声音打断，然后他们开始尽情发挥。想象一下恐龙 Jr. 乐队在旅游局工作，而且是威尔士人。绝对是威尔士人。
在《非常人类特征》中，臭虫俱乐部延续了他们以集体思维呈现的习惯。二合一。很少有乐队有两股创作力量能有如此独特、共同的视角、幽默感和流行旋律的诀窍。在《哔哔啵啵计算机》中，主唱山姆（也弹吉他）和蒂莉（弹贝斯）在“我”“我的”和“我们”之间切换，好像它们之间没有任何区别，同时以华丽摇滚的方式拆解专辑标题所指的人类特征，讽刺人际关系和经历。继续这个主题，《如何成为知己》做了臭虫俱乐部真正擅长的事，他们再次以同一个思维的两个声音说话，挑出我们生活中的共同方面，让它们听起来很荒谬。超现实存在于熟悉之中，而不是忽视熟悉——臭虫俱乐部知道这一点，这种理解与 relentless 的贝斯线一起构成了这首融合车库摇滚的佳作的 backbone。
由于《论系统的复杂内部运作》中大量的车库朋克音乐，以及乐队随后的美国巡演，臭虫俱乐部在美国获得了相应的大量追随者，他们与Sub Pop的富有成果的合作在《非常人类特征》中变得更加美味。这张新专辑是一场自信且充满无限智慧的文学性、自我指涉、幽默的摇滚乐旋风，乐队乘着不断上升的人气浪潮，就像穿着旱冰鞋在卡尔迪科特阿尔迪停车场快速转一圈。愿这一切长久持续。
Artist: The Bug Club
Title: Very Human Features
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: Sub Pop Records
Genre: Alternative
Quality: Mp3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 42:07
Total Size: 106 / 248 / 469 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Full Grown Man (3:43)
2. Twirling in the Middle (3:44)
3. Jealous Boy (2:40)
4. Young Reader (3:28)
5. Beep Boop Computers (2:39)
6. Muck (Very Human Features) (4:35)
7. When the Little Choo Choo Train Toots His Little Horn (1:37)
8. How to Be a Confidante (4:38)
9. Living in the Future (2:42)
10. Tales of a Visionary Teller (2:35)
11. The Sound of Communism (2:24)
12. Blame Me (4:05)
13. Appropriate Emotions (3:27)
The Bug Club are back, again, for their annual appointment at the garage rock makers' market, where they're flogging yet another pedigree record. LP number four, Very Human Features, arrives hot on the heels of the band's first Sub Pop release, 2024's On the Intricate Inner Workings of the System. That record saw the band continue their love affair with BBC Radio 6, start up a new one with KEXP thanks to a session with them, and crop up in the pages of the NME. Anything else from the bucket list? Oh yeah, festival slots including packing home ground Green Man's Walled Garden to it's non-existent rafters. Then shows across the US in those venues us Brits tend to only hear about. This record - a new batch of typically playful, riff-laden, smart Bug Club tunes - gives the band an excuse to continue their never-ending tour and feed their baying fans, engorged and expectant thanks to this band's relentless record-releasing hot streak."Have you ever been to Wales?", asks the band in the album's lead single, "Have U Ever Been 2 Wales." If not, why not? It's good. A new, discordant national anthem, if they didn't already have a decent harmonious one. Oh, to be from a country where national pride is something other than the mark of a tosser. Starting as a classic, chugging chantalong, it's interrupted by what sounds like an alien choir before they let rip. Think Dinosaur Jr. With a job at the tourist board. And Welsh. Definitely Welsh.On Very Human Features The Bug Club have continued in their habit of presenting as a collective mind. Two-in-one. Rarely do you find a band with two creative forces that have such a singular, shared perspective, sense of humour and knack for a pop melody. In "Beep Boop Computers" vocalists Sam (also on guitar) and Tilly (on bass) swap between "I"s, "my"s and "we"s as if there isn't any difference between the lot, all the while skewering interpersonal relationships and experiences in a glorious, glam rock dismantling of the human aspects the album's title references. Staying on topic, "How to Be a Confidante" does that-thing-The-Bug-Club-really-know-how-to-do where they, again speaking as two voices from the same mind, pluck out common aspects of how we all live and make them sound ridiculous. The surreal is in the familiar, not in ignoring the familiar - The Bug Club know this and that understanding joins an unrelenting bassline in forming the backbone of this garage rock-infused belter.Having gained an appropriately beefed-up stateside following thanks to the beefy slab of garage-punk on On the Intricate Inner Workings of the System, and the band's subsequent US tour, The Bug Club's fruitful partnership with Sup Pop gets even tastier with Very Human Features. An assured and endlessly witty whirlwind of literary, self-referential, good-humoured rock 'n' roll, the new record sees the band riding their ever-swelling wave of popularity as if it's a quick whizz around the Caldicot Aldi carpark on a pair of rollerskates. Long may it continue.
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