Heartbreaks - I Didn't Think It Would Hurt to Think of You

  by Dixie Ernill

published: 27 / 7 / 2010

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Review

I first came across the Heartbreaks just over a year ago playing to a sparse crowd at the Night and Day Cafe in Manchester and, despite being hampered by a poor sound system, I knew they had that certain something that made them a real prospect. Over the next few months the live shows became more popular and the band tighter leading to them receiving the accolade of Manchester Evening News' best new band in 2009. With their cult following growing, the band finally committed themselves to vinyl unleashing the stunning 'Liar, My Dear' debut single in February 2010 to widespread acclaim. New single, 'I Didn't Think It Would Hurt to Think of You' follows on from where 'Liar, My Dear' left off with the same 80's feel and a trademark nod to heroes Orange Juice, but it is buoyed by a more anthemic feel that would make New Order proud. The Smithsian jangle that, however. coloured 'Liar, My Dear' is tempered by hints of vintage Felt, but the result is no less thrilling and keeps the Heartbreaks at the forefront of the indie guitar revival.

Track Listing:-

1 I Didn't Think It Would Hurt To Think Of You
2 Your Affection Is Wasted On Me

Band Links:-

https://twitter.com/theheartbreaks
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheHeartb
https://www.facebook.com/theheartbreak
https://www.instagram.com/theheartbrea
http://theheartbreaks.sandbaghq.com/