Poppy Unleashes Her Heaviest Track Yet with 'The Center's Falling Out' from Upcoming Album 'Negative Spaces'
Poppy is released her new track "The Center's Falling Out" as part of the album "Negative Spaces" on November 15, 2024. The song is described as Poppy's heaviest to date, delving into themes of self-destruction and self-loathing.
Produced by Jordan Fish with production assistance from Stephen Rey Harrison, "The Center's Falling Out" opens with a sound reminiscent of fromjoy before transitioning into a style comparable to Knocked Loose. The track features Poppy screaming about her pain and inaction, offering a raw and honest portrayal of inner turmoil.
Early reviews of the song praise its intensity and candid expression of self-disengagement and hatred. Some critics have already labeled it a contender for "breakdown of the year" and suggest it could be worthy of another Grammy nomination.
"The Center's Falling Out" represents a significant shift in Poppy's musical direction, showcasing her ability to push boundaries in both musical style and personal vulnerability. It forms part of "Negative Spaces," an album that appears to mark a new chapter in her discography, with each track advancing the narrative of her personal struggles.
The upcoming album "Negative Spaces" follows Poppy's fifth studio album "Zig," which was released in October 2023. Poppy, whose real name is Moriah Pereira, has recently been featured on singles by Bad Omens and Knocked Loose, receiving positive reactions for these collaborations.
