Newcastle indie-rock group Deep.Sleep are back with their latest single '1994'. The single was launched last night at an intimate gig at indie hot spot Little Buildings, which has become synonymous with the finest live performances Newcastle has to offer.
The lads have stayed true to their roots with the track, telling the tale of a turbulent love affair with an older woman whilst venturing through a chaotic night out in Newcastle.
The track opens with an vibrant guitar riff before welcoming peppy percussion and front man Dan Frend's lilting vocals, creating an upbeat yet chilled ambiance.
Frend's vocals have adopted a smoother tone, focusing more on creating charming harmonies opposed to grittier, bolder front he usually opts for, giving the song a poised fluidity.
As the track progresses, the band incorporates a series of melodies that showcases their flair for creating memorable, catchy riffs and a balanced, yet engaging and full-bodied sound.
Overall, it's a very promising track for the band , that'll be the perfect addition to an upbeat summer playlist.
The track has already been a part of the band's set for a couple of years now, however this version of it possesses a much more polished and professional tone. From the layering of vocals that create an almost ethereal sound, to the layered guitar riffs that ooze energy, the track has reached a much more mature style and is definitely the kind of sound that the four-piece should strive for.
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