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EP Review: "Romeo and Juliet" – Ubiquity Machine

Romeo and Juliet by Ubiquity Machine EP cover art

Ubiquity Machine's latest EP, 'Romeo and Juliet,' arrives as the first half of their upcoming full-length album, setting the stage for a top-tier release. The Washington, DC-based duo, The Rabbit and Howard Rabach, continues to refine their genre-blending approach, seamlessly fusing alternative rock with pop-driven melodies and inventive storytelling.


The title track, 'Romeo and Juliet,' immediately pulls listeners in with its infectious refrain, "not when I’m with you," balancing heartfelt lyricism with a dynamic mix of synth-driven textures and rock instrumentation. This contrast between tenderness and energy defines much of the EP’s appeal.



'Betty and Steve' takes a different approach, leaning into a power-pop sensibility with its jangling guitars and punchy bassline. The warmth in its melody makes it an instant standout, capturing a sense of nostalgia wrapped in modern production. Meanwhile, 'Met a Boy' dials back the tempo, delivering a deeply personal and melancholic reflection on love with the haunting line, "met a boy that I love too much." The interplay of piano and guitar adds an emotional depth that lingers long after the song ends.


Ubiquity Machine picture for the song Romeo and Juliet
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Closing track 'Losing Your Mind' injects an upbeat energy, swirling with heady rhythms and airy synths that make it impossible to ignore. The contrast between its bright instrumentation and introspective themes showcases the duo’s ability to balance mood and melody with precision.


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