Welcome to Fruity Loops, the juiciest corner of the internet where we pair music with a fruit — not out of madness, but taste. Some songs are citrus-sharp, others melt like mango, and a few leave you with that bittersweet aftertaste of a blood orange. We’re here to slice, sniff, and savor sound — one bite, one beat, one perfectly ripe metaphor at a time.
- Fruity Loops: Blood Orange
“My Old Ways” tastes like a blood orange cut under neon light — bittersweet nostalgia dripping through synth haze, where every bite reminds you change was inevitable… but damn, it still tastes good. - Fruity Loops: CherryFRMTN’s ‘Drugs’ pulses like a sour cherry — slick, bold and bittersweet. A vivid track review pairing the sound of the London band with the fruit you’ll taste in the groove.
- Fruity Loops: PeachLemin.’s ‘Cookie Dough Skin’ glows like a sun-ripened peach — warm, velvety, and emotionally lush.
Drugs by FRMTN is the sour cherry burst you didn’t see coming.
Think of sour cherries: deep-red, glossy, seductive for a moment — then that abrupt tart zip hits your tongue. That’s exactly what FRMTN’s “Drugs” gives you. The London band lures you in with slick rhythms and confident vocals, then delivers lyrics about chasing thrills, peer pressure and emptiness masked as fun (“On drugs, on drugs…”).
The production is tight, the groove insistent, and the mood a paradox — it feels like the dance-floor promise of release, but with a dark undertow. Like biting into a sour cherry: juicy, shiny, tempting… and then that abrupt hit of sharpness that reminds you it’s not all sweetness. That tension between allure and bite is what gives the track its edge.
So yes — “Drugs” is a sour cherry: glossy, charged, and with a sweet-then-sting flavour that lingers longer than you expect.
