Pet Shops Boys, who celebrate the 40-year anniversary of their classic “West End Girls” this year, demonstrate their ongoing creative verve with their latest, “Loneliness.” A song that plays like the antidote to its titular sad state, the production has a peppy brightness throughout, scaling down to an elastic bassline for the choruses and building back up to a more parade-type atmosphere for the chorus. The song marks Pet Shop Boys’ return to Parlophone Records and comes from their forthcoming album Nonetheless, out April 26. The pair’s concert film, Pet Shop Boys Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live At The Royal Arena Copenhagen, also plays in theaters around the world today and February 4.
Taken from their forthcoming new album “Nonetheless”. Available to pre-order now: https://petshopboys.lnk.to/presale
“We wanted this album to be a celebration of the unique and diverse emotions that make us human,” the pair (Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe) says of the new LP. “From the more dance-orientated tracks to the raw poignancy of the introspective ballads, with their beautiful string arrangements, each track tells a story and contributes to the overall narrative of the album.”
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