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I Know You Could – Give My Remains to Broadway

Lawrence Belanger, November 2, 2024November 2, 2024

Retro goth vibes abound in new Give My Remains to Broadway release

Toronto darkwave outfit Give My Remains to Broadway returns with a new single, “I Know You Could,” delivering a gothic blend of timeless sounds—washed-out guitars, gated reverb snares and shimmering synths that embody the essence of post-punk. Dropping on November 1, the track offers a classic fusion of melancholic lyrics and danceable rhythms, perfectly suited for dimly lit dance floors.

The nostalgic pull of the mid-80s darkwave sound is immediate. The guitar, bass and drums hit together from the start, propelling listeners into an energetic yet brooding soundscape. The lead singer’s deep, resonant voice stands out, capturing the distant, mournful passion typical of gothic rock. His haunting delivery melts into the dreamy guitars, playing off the driving percussion and synths to build an unrelenting momentum—one suggesting movement and escape.

Lyrically, “I Know You Could” explores themes of attraction, belief and desire, expressed through these fragmentary memories full of metaphor. The narrative remains intentionally ambiguous, using lines like “we” and “the bed I chose” to hint at a second presence—possibly a romantic partner, or perhaps something inanimate. This openness invites listeners to interpret the lyrics through their own emotional lens, helping add to the track’s intimate and personal feeling.

There’s also clever interplay with temperature: “Bones so cold” contrasts with “It’s a fire inside,” mirroring the emotional highs and lows embedded throughout the song. A standout lyric just before the final chorus resonates deeply:

“Been playing for keeps / I was playing for play.”

These lines forge a personal connection, capturing the tension between momentary joy and deeper emotional investment.

I will say, the track could be a bit longer – it clocks in at under three minutes. While this brevity enhances its replayability, I found myself wanting more, especially since many darkwave and post-punk classics offer longer cuts or extended mixes. A longer version could have deepened the immersive experience, but leaving listeners wanting more is its own form of praise.

Ultimately, “I Know You Could” draws the listener into a carefully curated world of self-deprecation, where evocative lyrics and brooding melodies intertwine seamlessly. This was my first encounter with Give My Remains to Broadway, but I can’t imagine it being my last. Fans of Depeche Mode, Clan of Xymox, or Covenant will find much to appreciate in this mesmerizing release.

8/10

Lawrence Belanger for The B-Side

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