Flitting between astral, Fender Rhodes-ian subtleties and dingy, grinding atonalities, Grooms reveal Turn Your Body from their upcoming album, Exit Index.
“I don’t wanna think about you again,” sneers Jasmyn Burke, rather jubilantly, come the abreactive chorus of Weaves’ comeback track, #53; and while a few more thoughts could have been
If Kieran Hebden – aka Four Tet – ‘still get[s] such a rush when [he hears his] track on the radio’, then that exact same sensation is felt totally mutually
Evocative of The Raveonettes, had Sharin Foo and Sune Rose Wagner combined long before legal raving age, French Kiss is the kind of candid, ingenuous number that immediately commands undivided
That Look Vibrant’s Numb Your Spirit is so reminiscent of those most sprightly bits and pieces from fellow Montréal lot Malajube’s sublime Trompe-l’œil ensures they step off on the right
So directly redolent of Women or, more recently, Viet Cong’s spiky, yet subtly dulcet tones (in place of Preoccupations’ somewhat monotonous, more amorphous Krautrock workouts) is Fake Palms’ Glass Walls,
