ABBA -"Soldiers"

"Soldiers" is an ABBA song, released on their 1981 album «The Visitors». Its working title was "Peasants". The entire song rests upon a "simple two-note" statement". The song has a "string-ensemble synth arrangement". AGNETHA uses a "subdued yet stoic vocal", and "the chorus vocals, while typically multi-tiered, are somewhat 'murkier' and less liberated in texture". ABBA's «ABBA Gold» describes the song as "bleak-yet-catchy".Billboard notes its "simple yet ominous metaphors that envision impending nuclear holocaust". It goes on to explains "the offbeat cadence of the drumming holds dark, somber verses and the sing-song quality of the chorus together", and concludes by saying "certainly very few groups can effectively handle a subject as serious as this, and still imbue it with all the qualities of a great pop song". Billboard listed the song under the "Best cuts" section of an album review, along with four other songs from the album. «ABBA: Let The Music Speak» says the song has an "unsettling caution" and also "heart and humanity". The synths "gently inflame the sense of yearning throughout, driving along a backing track which features ...bass courtesy of Rutger Gunnarsson"

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