Starcrossed" is a string-led power ballad that is reminiscent of the material on Free All Angels. [24] [32] It re-tells the story of Romeo and Juliet. [19] "Out of the Blue" evokes " Song 2" (1997) by Blur and "Surf Wax America" (1994) by Weezer. [33] [34] Wheeler said the final version of "Out of the Blue" is the result of merging two separate songs. [35] " Renegade Cavalcade" features staccato guitar parts during the verses. [24] "Detonator" utilizes the talking guitar in vein of Peter Frampton during the verse sections; it is followed by the Foo Fighters-esque "On a Wave". [5] [36] "Won't Be Saved" is similar to the band's earlier material and was nearly left off the final version of the album but the band's agent persuaded them to keep it. [31] [37] "Vampire Love", which has Placebo-like lyrics and a cello part played by Oli Kraus, closes the album. [18] [12] Release [ edit ]

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