Genius Meanings
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Everything Everything – Kemosabe
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The track was released on 14 January 2013 as the second single from the band’s second studio album, Arc.
In an interview Jonathan Higgs gave a little bit of context regarding the
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Everything Everything – Treasure Set
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[Verse 1] / (Treasure set) / Oooh (treasure set) / So treasure lights (I don't know they're in a) / So, I don't know they're in a treasure set, aaah / I don't know they're in a
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Everything Everything – Distrikt!
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“Distrikt!” is a bonus track on the deluxe edition of Everything Everything’s second album, “Arc”. Lead singer Jonathan Higgs describes it as a live demo with improvised lyrics.
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Everything Everything – Pizza Boy
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“Pizza Boy” is the fourth single to taken from Everything Everything’s sixth studio album, Raw Data Feel. It was released on May 4, 2022, and was played during Everything
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Everything Everything – Teletype
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“Teletype” is the opening track to Everything Everything’s sixth studio album, Raw Data Feel. It was released on 9 March 2022, with an accompanying music video featuring machine-
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Everything Everything – Blast Doors
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[Blast Doors is] difficult to describe, but it’s basically a very angry rant at pretty much everyone, including myself, with a central theme of ‘you don’t give enough, you say you’
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Everything Everything – Big Game
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“Big Game” is the fourth track from Everything Everything’s fourth album, “A Fever Dream”. It appears to be a straightforward attack on U.S. President Donald Trump, featuring
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Everything Everything – No Reptiles
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Track 10 on “Get To Heaven”.
According to the band “it’s about feeling very separate from society and your fellow countrymen. To an extreme degree”.
Speaking to The Line of Best
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Everything Everything – Cold Reactor
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Debuted as simply “New Song” at Black Cat DC on October 4, 2023, the title was confirmed as “Cold Reactor” on the setlist for Everything Everything’s Brighton Music Hall show on
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Everything Everything – Regret
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“Regret” is the second single released from Everything Everything’s third studio album, Get to Heaven. It was the first track given to album producer Stuart Price.
Speaking to NME
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Everything Everything – Hapsburg Lippp
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A song not on the original pressing of Get To Heaven, being on the Deluxe Edition only, Jonathan Higgs says Hapsburg Lippp is about nepotism and rich people being corrupt and
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Everything Everything – To the Blade
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“To The Blade” serves as a sort of intro track to Get To Heaven, starting out slow and solemn before quickly jumping into a breakneck pace that pervades the rest of the album. It
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Everything Everything – Moonlight
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Following spacey prog-pop epic “Planets”, “Moonlight” is decidedly quieter and more introspective, a solid inclusion to Everything Everything’s list of ballads. According to lead
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Everything Everything – The House Is Dust
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Sometimes mistitled ‘This House Is Dust’.
Lead singer Jonathan Higgs explained the The Line Of Best Fit:
It’s a family breakup/divorce sort of song. A conversation between
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Everything Everything – No Plan
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“No Plan” is a bonus track on the deluxe edition of Everything Everything’s second album, “Arc”.
The song, rather rock and drum heavy in instrumentation, is a step away from the
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Everything Everything – Radiant
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It’s supposed be about the search for science, the search for answers, scientifically, and the frustration of what next? …It’s how you can’t control the natural world, we can
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Everything Everything – _Arc_
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“_Arc_” is the title track from Everything Everything’s second studio album. It is a brief interlude in the middle of the album, originally the latter half of the track “Awe/Arc” (
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Everything Everything – Shark Week
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In “Shark Week”, Everything Everything dive straight into their love of hip hop and R&B with a triumphantly defiant breakup song. As lead singer Jonathan Higgs explained to Apple
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Everything Everything – Brainchild
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Told from the perspective of a control freak, Brainchild talks about how love isn’t something you plan or aim for, but rather let it happen naturally.
The word brainchild means “
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Everything Everything – Choice Mountain
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Track #5 on Arc.
To The Line of Best Fit, Jonathan Higgs and Jeremy Pritchard said the following:
Jonathan: ‘Choice Mountain’ is essentially about depression and feeling like
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Everything Everything – Get to Heaven
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Track #3 on “Get To Heaven” LP
On XFM (at 17:45), Jonathan Higgs explained that Get to Heaven expresses ‘horror in the everyday’, how terrorism desensitises people to feel that
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Everything Everything – Feet for Hands
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In Feet For Hands, Everything Everything put themselves in the shoes of British policeman PC David Rathband, who was shot and blinded in 2010 by gunman Raoul Moat whilst he sat in
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Everything Everything – Don't Try
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“Don’t Try” is the uplifting conclusion to a relatively melancholy album. After focusing mainly on subjects like corruption, failing relationships, and the inevitable end of all
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Everything Everything – MY KZ, UR BF
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“MY KZ, UR BF”, Or “My Keys, Your Boyfriend” was released in the United Kingdom on 5 October 2009 as the third single from the band’s upcoming debut studio album, Man Alive (2010).
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Everything Everything – Jennifer
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“Jennifer” defies most of Everything Everything’s usual conventions. With its country guitars and frontman Jonathan Higgs singing mostly in a lower singing voice instead of his
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Everything Everything – Black Hyena
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“Black Hyena” focuses on the more sinister form of re-animation: coming back to life as a hollowed-out shell. It invokes images of Dr. Frankenstein and zombies. On the album’s
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Everything Everything – The Wheel (Is Turning Now)
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Track 6 on “Get To Heaven”
Speaking to The Line of Best Fit, Higgs said:
This is as close a touchstone to UKIP as you’re going to find on the album, but really it’s about the
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Everything Everything – Torso of the Week
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Jonathan: ‘Torso Of The Week’ is inspired by the many exercising folk of Manchester…It got me thinking of the balance of work-life and the lure of the bright lights and some kind
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Everything Everything – Justice
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‘Justice’ features on the Deluxe version of Everything Everything’s second album, Arc
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Everything Everything – Night of the Long Knives
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The Night of the Long Knives was a series of murders carried out by Adolf Hitler’s Nazi regime in 1934, consolidating his absolute dictatorship over Germany by eliminating many of
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Everything Everything – Photoshop Handsome
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“Our single Photoshop Handsome looks at the world of digital image manipulation and computer game re-incarnation. What would it feel like to come back to life as one of the ‘
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Everything Everything – The Peaks
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Track 12 of Everything Everything’s second studio album ‘Arc’, and perhaps the most direct song to convey the depressed, pessimistic view that typifies Arc.
It’s possible that “
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Everything Everything – Awe/Arc
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This is the full version of the “Arc” interlude on the album of the same name.
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Everything Everything – Undrowned
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A jarred, haunting song that mimics the structure and tune of a nursery rhyme to lament the current state of society, with imagery of social inequality, warmongering, and power in
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Everything Everything – Software Greatman
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With a title generated by an AI, Raw Data Feel’s closer answers the questions raised by album opener “Teletype” and a later track, “Pizza Boy”: why doesn’t this narrator want to
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Everything Everything – Cough Cough
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‘Cough Cough’ is about the power of money and the desire to get away from it. It’s also about waking up and seeing the world as an unfair place and then slipping back under the
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