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Buoyancy by Body Type

  • Apr 13, 2022
  • 1 min read

If I had to describe Body Type in three words, they would be electric, impulsive, and energetic. ‘Buoyancy’ is Body Type’s new single from their debut album “Everything is Dangerous but Nothing’s Surprising” and it delivers the type of organic liveliness that makes them so unique.


Not too long ago, we were gifted with ‘Sex & Rage’, the first release off the upcoming album and golly, was I blown away. Is it too much to say that ‘Buoyancy’ is even better, filled with even more savage instrumentals and witty lyrics? Only you can be the judge of that one.


‘Buoyancy’ is packed full of the usual Body Type rock sounds (with an electric guitar melody which is a complete earworm). The best way I can describe it is like crunchy peanut butter – chunky yet smooth, bold instrumentals with harmonious voices.


What I like most about Body Type, and something that seems so apparent in their music, is their absolute unapologetic-ness about being completely themselves. The band, comprised of Sophie McComish, Annabel Blackman, Cecil Coleman, and Georgia Wilkinson-Derums, are abrasively clever with sound and never shy away from creating loud and punky music.


Body Type’s debut album “Everything is Dangerous but Nothing’s Surprising” will be released 20th May.



Words by Maddi


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Jun 21

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