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With a new video out and the announcement of a May show at the 9:30 Club today, the decision for a Throwback Thursday Video artist was made for me. Their sound, as inscrutable as their lyrics, veers from dreamy to drone-y, from the hazy pop of fellow Charm City'ers Beach House to grungy guitar-driven post-modernism of The Pixies and Built to Spill. "Holy Holy", from their 2011 album Civilian, is a feedback-drenched dirge set against the unlikely backdrop of an amusement park.
The title track from Civilian is likely familiar to fans of The Walking Dead, featured in a trailer and an episode of the series' second season. It's a deeply personal, sometimes painful reflection on modern life and love, on the introvert's dilemma in the Truman show era of social media, on superficiality over substance in a soundbite world. Its driving, Western-tinged melody lends the song an elegiac air.
Without further ado, here's the new video for The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs, the title cut from their forthcoming album. Like the cuts from the band's 2016 release Tween, this song is more lush and synth-heavy than their earlier hits. Their evolution reflects the space, personal and professional, that leaving Baltimore and pursuing other projects has afforded them.
The title track from Civilian is likely familiar to fans of The Walking Dead, featured in a trailer and an episode of the series' second season. It's a deeply personal, sometimes painful reflection on modern life and love, on the introvert's dilemma in the Truman show era of social media, on superficiality over substance in a soundbite world. Its driving, Western-tinged melody lends the song an elegiac air.
Without further ado, here's the new video for The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs, the title cut from their forthcoming album. Like the cuts from the band's 2016 release Tween, this song is more lush and synth-heavy than their earlier hits. Their evolution reflects the space, personal and professional, that leaving Baltimore and pursuing other projects has afforded them.
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