Unconditional (The Bravery song)

Unconditional is a song by the American rock band The Bravery, featured on their second studio album, The Sun and the Moon. Released in 2007, the song showcases a shift in the band's sound towards a more polished and melodic direction compared to their debut album.

The track is characterized by its prominent synthesizers, driving rhythm section, and Samuel Endicott's distinctive vocals. "Unconditional" explores themes of unwavering love and devotion, often interpreted as a commitment that transcends circumstances. Lyrically, the song emphasizes a selfless and steadfast dedication to another person.

While not reaching the same commercial heights as some of The Bravery's earlier singles, "Unconditional" remains a notable track in their discography. It is recognized for its exploration of a different sonic landscape within the band's repertoire and its lyrical focus on unconditional love, a common theme in popular music. The song was generally well-received by critics, with some praising its polished production and catchy melody. It was also performed live by The Bravery during their tours following the release of The Sun and the Moon.