The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing

Alex The Astronaut - The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing
Critic Score
Based on 3 reviews
User Score
Based on 37 ratings
Liked by 5 people
August 21, 2020 / Release Date
LP / Format
Nettwerk / Label
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fkasean
65

australians singing in a very enunciated manner is so funny to me ok now say throw another shrimp on the barbie

ShadeRD
52

<|The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing|> is a collection of emotionally expressive songs focusing on the unpredictability of life, focusing on troubles and tribulations to embracing the subtle things we take for granted. With a plethora of songs focusing on many different forms of mental health struggles with little to large amounts of nuance.

I think for me, the instrumentals, arrangement, and progressions are great throughout the album, I just wish the lyrical content was a little more ... read more

thegeecyproject
86

If there’s a life lesson that Alex The Astronaut has always been able to perfectly convey in her songs, it’s that life is bittersweet and unpredictable. The Sydney folk-pop singer’s uplifting full-length debut, The Theory Of Absolutely Nothing, perfectly encapsulates this idea that we’re all learning how to live life as we go, and sometimes we’ll end up in situations that we never would have expected. Album highlight “Lost” tells the story a young ... read more

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Track List

  1. Happy Song
  2. Lost
  3. Split the Sky
  4. I Like to Dance
  5. I Didn't Know
  6. Caught in the Middle
  7. Christmas in July
  8. Banksia
  9. I Think You're Great
  10. San Francisco
  11. Outro
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Added on: May 7, 2020