Noel Gallagher says new High Flying Birds record has an “orchestral” sound
nme.comNoel Gallagher has spoken of a shift in style for his next High Flying Birds album, revealing that it’ll have a largely “orchestral” sound.The former Oasis musician released his most recent NGHFB record, ‘Who Built The Moon?’, back in 2017 before sharing a best-of compilation called ‘We’re On Our Way Now’ last summer.Gallagher then shared a demo of a new track, ‘Trying To Find A World That’s Been And Gone: Part 1’, on New Year’s Day (January 1).
He revealed at the time that he’d finished writing and demoing the fourth High Flying Birds LP just before Christmas.During a recent interview with the Daily Star newspaper’s ‘Wired’ column, Gallagher shed some more light on his forthcoming full-length project, which he said he’s been recording since January.“There is a track on the album called ‘Dead To The World’, which is one of the best songs I have ever written,” he explained (via Music-News.COM). “It gives people goosebumps.
It’s quite orchestral and a bit like [1969 film] Midnight Cowboy.”Gallagher continued: “The whole album has got a vibe. There’s 10 songs and six of them have got strings.”The singer-songwriter said that he made a “conscious decision” to head in a more orchestral direction following ‘Who Built The Moon?’, which Gallagher described as being “quite electronic and psychedelic” with “beats and all that kind of things”.He added: “When I was writing these [new] songs, I just heard strings and choirs.”Gallagher went on to say that his as-yet-untitled new album “took [him] a year to write” overall, and spoke of the early positive reaction it’s had.“People are coming to the studio and you play them the track and they’re like, ‘Fucking hell!
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