Romanticism is a form of expression. It is brought on to show a reference to nature and a strong force of emotion is shown through the art. One modern twenty-first century band that expresses their romantic side is The Early November. One song that shows all of this is called, "Baby Blue" off their new compact disc named, The Room is Too Cold.
Nature is a large part for The Early November. One of their lyrics that includes nature states, "It's the faster growing green that flows through these leaves.". This lyric alone shows how the band relates to nature, but another way that they apply nature to their music is through the name of the band. The reason that they named themselves The Early November is because they believe that November relates to love. During the beginning of November the leaves start to change color and cause the tree to look beautiful. The band believes that love is exactly like that reference to nature; both are very beautiful. Overall, it is obvious that nature is a huge part of this band and is easily shown through their music and their overall meaning.
Emotion is easily shown through the voice of the lead singer and the lyrics that are sung. " I don't want you to love me anymore. With my bags packed and ready to go. Nothing's ever hurt so much for me." These lyrics are a perfect example of how the vocalist of the band writes meaningful lyrics. Lyrics that show exactly how emotional a person can become. They also explain exactly how involved a person can actually become when they are singing something that they can directly relate to. Something that they have had experience with and are capable of showing through their tone and vocal range.
The Early November is a band that is capable of showing exactly how they feel and they do this through Romanticism. This band is capable of showing a reference to nature and all the emotion that is needed when a song is written.