One group of musicians who has provided us with great enjoyment and inspiration in our years writing this blog is the Melbourne collective Pop Filter, and formerly known as The Ocean Party. Both in those bands and in other projects (e.g. The Snowy Band, Partner Look, Cool Sounds), the members have proved themselves to be deft songwriters and fine musicians. The pace of their recorded output may have slowed down as life becomes more complicated with families, relocations and jobs, but that just makes new music even more appreciated.
Today we feature "Heaven Sent", the first single from the upcoming full length CONO, which will be released in December via Bobo Integral, Osborne Again and Spunk Records. The tune is an upbeat and rambunctious description of modern life, and the determination to make it work. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
1 comment:
This sounds like a wonderfully moody and atmospheric track. The name Small Intestines is certainly memorable! The blend of post-punk and indie rock with a brooding, driving rhythm is right up my alley. It's the kind of music that creates a real sense of tension and release. If you're looking for some online entertainment, a quick look at https://uspin-netherlands.nl/ might be a fun way to spend some time. I'm intrigued to hear more from this band!
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