Tulips (song)

"Tulips" is a song by the British indie rock band Bloc Party, released as a B-side on the single "Helicopter" in 2005. The song is known for its distinctive, angular guitar riffs, characteristic of the band's early sound, and its driving rhythm. It is considered a fan favorite and a strong example of Bloc Party's energetic and experimental approach during their initial rise to prominence. Lyrically, "Tulips" explores themes of social anxiety and the pressures of conformity. The song's title, "Tulips," serves as a contrasting image to the underlying tension and unease conveyed in the lyrics and music.