- Lock Me Up
The first track, and the title track. This is one way to start it off, innit? After the second listen I found myself singing along to the infectious chorus, imagining myself strutting down the street to this beat, looking fierce. - Moon
This starts off with an electric beat and far-off vocals, spacey. When the chorus hits I can just feel how amazing it would be to watch a crowd starts to jump together in unison while screaming the lyrics. - Numbers
Probably the closest to something on Symphony Soldier. Those smooth vocals and lovey-dovey lyrics get me every time. But it's also something R&B, it's got a cool vibe and production. - Stand Up
Like an anthem, whistling included. Goes along with their military theme from past albums. Would be great live (as would any of these songs). It's very quotable, and the fast-spit lines are flawless right before the slowed down "ooh"s. May even get you to.. stand up. And dance. - These Are The LiesQuite literally verses of lies followed by the confession of a chorus. Much like those other "this ain't a love song" types. Sounds a bit like Justin Timberlake, and the instrumentals are gritty, like a 90's rap song, almost dubstep at times.
Some fans are a little surprised that the title wasn't an alliteration - but here's to hoping the upcoming LP won't let us down!