“I Do Not Write Love Songs” is the newly released track by “The Candy Republic” the brit alternative rock band from Exeter. 

“The Candy Republic” release a track that is generally about relationships, and the changing cycle and forms it takes. The track has two parts that comprise the definite two stops every relationship goes through, the smooth lovely sparkle and the flaming hurtful cries.

“I Do Not Write Love Songs” begins with a smooth acoustic fingerstyle guitar riff that embraces the yearning feeling to be in a relationship and feel the romance within.

The second part of the track witnesses an emotional transition in concept and in music with an electro-guitar sound accompanied by an inspiring and heartfelt solo that emphasizes the cry after the reality of isolation.

The band wrote the ultimate guide for wanting to be a part of a relationship and how it feels to yearn for a partner and have them through your imagination and how cracking it is to look down on your shoulder to never finding any.

The Candy Republic opens Army of Robots with deceiving sharp acoustic guitars, before bringing their raw unfiltered adventurous sound up. It has a powerful groove and a hypnotizing sound that’ll get you hooked and focused, while the diverse vocal delivery and harmonies keep things interesting. It has a subtle melodic core within this rough production, as the main fuzzy dense riff has a melodic side that created a heavy thick sound with a catchy twist that fits perfectly with such a fluid structure. Army of Robots has a streaming flow with unstoppable dynamics, it smoothly moves forward with a big wall of sound that surrounds you leaving you no choice but to play it over and over again.

Army of Robots is a bold debut single, it shows lots of character with its raw production, sludgy sound, and punk attitude as The Candy Republic gives us a brief hint of what they can do with their writing skills and clear vision of their direction. Looking forward to more from The Candy Republic, keep on rocking. Cheers!