Let’s Eat Grandma drop futuristic new songs “Overflow”, “Glittering”, and “Salt Lakes”: Stream
Let’s Eat Grandma have shared three model new songs: “Overflow”, “Glittering”, and “Salt Lakes”. It’s the primary new music the UK pop group has launched since final yr’s breakout album, I’m All Ears.
“Overflow”, “Glittering”, and “Salt Lakes” have been written final yr to soundtrack an artwork set up by Tai Shani known as Darkish Continents: Semiramis. Based on the artist’s web site, the undertaking combines textual content, movie, sculpture, and staged performances to create a gate to a metropolis of ladies, notably the one mentioned in Christine de Pizan’s proto-feminist guide The Guide of the Metropolis of Girls. Shani describes the set up as “braiding narratives, fictions and mythologies, a Dionysian descent into rapture, ideology, language and flesh into the bottomless pit instructed by means of a neanderthal hermaphrodite, a medieval mystic, and the girl on the sting of time.” It was just lately nominated for the Turner Prize.
Provided that subject material, it is sensible why Shani tapped Let’s Eat Grandma, a duo that discovered fame twisting pop right into a bizarre, discomforting, shiny sound, to soundtrack the art work. “Overflow” sounds just like the Christmas traditional “Carol of the Bells” if it was rocketed into area. “Glittering” stays true to its identify, letting synth shimmer within the highlight above a delicate guitar-like sound. “Salt Lakes” is a crossroads of the 2 with extra folklore-sounding components.
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