It Starts To Burn
from Post Adventures on the Moon by Escape Act
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'It Starts to Burn' is the first single to be taken from Escape act’s upcoming third album ‘Post adventures on the moon.
The song is the most accomplished alternative pop moment of the bands career. Mixing new wave scratchy guitars, a disco bass line sent straight from studio 54 and an instantly memorable chorus, singing of an urge to hit the self destruct button just when it matters most.
The song is the most accomplished alternative pop moment of the bands career. Mixing new wave scratchy guitars, a disco bass line sent straight from studio 54 and an instantly memorable chorus, singing of an urge to hit the self destruct button just when it matters most.
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from Post Adventures on the Moon,
released November 3, 2014
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