Beyond The Fleeting Gales

General | May 2017

Reviews

DJ Aporia
Reviewed 2017-05-31
Band self-described as “shred pop/easy metaling/arena indie”. Think twee 80s power pop with prog tendencies. Intense riffs, synths, washed out emo vox. Although the instrumentation tends to go wild the vox generally stay in the same bored and dreamy register. Consistently fun, highly recommended!

Related: LVL UP, Allison Crutchfield, The Hotelier, Double Double Whammy
Recommended: 1, 2, 5, 8, 9
FCC: 6

1. (3:06) *** Premonitory Dream—Sweet vox & synths lead into driving rock.
2. (3:57) *** Wool in the Wash—Closer to dream pop with some heavier sections. Watch for the sick Van Halen solo two minutes in! I love this
3. (3:10) Patriot—Tasty synths weave into some fun garage.
4. (2:37) Origin—Playful synths & driving riffs. “Restlessness becomes a weapon that is under my tongue”
5. (3:20) ** Well and Spring—Dreamy atmospheric guitars. Epic, soulful.
6. (2:56) A Sudden Gust—FCC: f***** **. Loud, noisy, emotional rock.
7. (4:15) There Was a Door—Poppy riffs, consistently loud and relentless.
8. (2:59) ** Revive—80s arena riffs, gets into a really nice synth jam towards the end.
9. (4:12) ** Children of the Wind—Whimsical, vocal-driven, somber track.
10. (3:42) The Curve—Outsized, hyper-excited 80s throwback with no regrets.

Recent airplay

The Curve
Formerly AJan 07, 2018
The Curve
No Cover, No FoNov 16, 2017
Wool In The Wash
Origin
butterscotch memoryAug 15, 2017
Wool In The Wash

Charting

2017-06-15 — 2017-08-17
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 20 3
Aug 13 1
Aug 6 1
Jul 30 3
Jul 23 4
Jul 16 5
Jul 9 1
Jul 2 3

Track listing

1. Premonitory Dream
2. Wool In The Wash
3. Patriot
4. Origin
5. Well And Spring
6. A Sudden Gust
7. There Was A Door
8. Revive
9. Children Of The Wind
10. The Curve