Blog: The Line Of Best Fit

Musical collaborations between real-life couples usually don't work out all that well. The results are generally too saccharine and rapturous to resonate all that strongly with a populace that has grown to distrust any type of perceived novelty in their music, and the songs typically drip with the blissful lust of a romance that isn't all that interesting to outsiders. Breakup albums are routinely far more interesting, as the desolation and pain resulting from the relationship's dissolution often inspires more identifiable sentiments with the listener and, quite frankly, better source material. [...]