Electric Shore have released their new single ‘Breathe’. Electric Shore are a three piece alternative rock band from Ratoath Co. Meath. The band was formed in 2012 and have had the pleasure of playing a host of headline gigs that have had an overwhelming amount of support.
‘Breathe’ blends Electric Shore’s emotive musicianship with authentic gripping indie rock to create a spine tingling passionate number. With ethereal guitars twinkling and glistening through a wispy wholesome soundscape the track maintains the bands sophisticated style as they create an icy atmosphere and lonely tone throughout. The song documents the collapse of a fractured relationship, one which cannot be salvaged. A solitary, lamenting space is created between the shimmering prismatic instrumentation as the lyrics describe the struggles of this one sided love story. The track drifts sweetly through a melancholic melody as it builds becoming more powerful leading to the compelling crescendo. With a punchy beat, elegant mournful bass line and passionate vocals this tender track boasts Electric Shores mature and deeply moving songwriting. They have crafted a tight and brooding number with refined skill.
Irish band Electric Shore have released their third single ‘Temper‘.This melodic emotive track broods and ripples with Electric Shores perfectly blended indie rock with lush delicate pop elements sprinkled on top. The twinkling keys add a flurry of sweet innocence while the lamenting stings on guitar create a biting sharpness. The track meanders through a hazy melancholic tone as the soft somber vocals coo over the nostalgic melody while anthemic backing vocals create the arena ready sing along feature. It’s deeply moving and tender with pristine musicianship and crisp production as the track builds to an epic heart racing crescendo – it is hair raising and utterly enthralling. The light airy instrumentation flutters and flows beautifully complementing the emotional lyrics about regret, loss and a desire to make the most of time with those who are precious to us. Developing their sound and honing in on their craft Electric Shore have created a majestic and riveting track with ‘Temper’.
Electric Shore have released their new single ‘Hurricane’. Electric Shore are a three piece indie rock band from Ratoath Co.Meath, Ireland. Their debut single ‘Too Different’ which was released in 2018 was followed by the even more successful ‘Someone New’. The band participated and won RTÉ 2Fm’s Play The Picnic Competition, which landed them a slot at the Iconic Irish Festival. Last February the band released the highly successful track, ‘Darkness Of You’ which received nationwide radio play, and accumulated thousands of Spotify streams.
‘Hurricane’ is a melodically lush indie pop-rock gem that floods with emotion,catchy hooks and the rich musicianship we have come to love from Electric Shore. Intricate guitar lines weave sharp stings of delight through the track adding hues of bright scintillation while also creating sweet tones of longing. The band have crafted and layered the song perfectly as the rhythm shuffles, pulses and builds, creating tension before the massive chorus. With a thrilling rumble on bass, anthemic vibe and powerful vocals ‘Hurricane’ is a driving, exhilarating number that is sure to compel repeat plays. The western- esque desert guitars flicker between the ethereal soundscapes creating the perfect atmosphere for summer listening as Electric Shore balance exhilarating instrumentation with moving lyricism. ‘Hurricane’ is another mesmerising track from Electric Shore.
Electric Shore will launch this brand new single with a headline gig Upstairs in Whelan’s on the 16th of June. It’s one not to miss.
Electric Shore are set to release their new single ‘Darkness Of You’ on the 4th of February.Electric Shore are a three piece indie rock band from Ratoath Co.Meath. 2018 was an important year for Electric Shore, the group released their debut single ‘Too Different’ which was followed by the even more successful ‘Someone New’. The band also participated in and won RTÉ 2Fm’s Play The Picnic Competition, which landed them a brilliant slot at the Iconic Irish Festival.
‘Darkness Of You’ is a concentrated fermenting guzzle of what Electric Shore do best. This brooding intense number wiggles and interfolds its acute musical ambiance slowly and dramatically to create the most thrilling and hair raising listening experience. A dark smothered foundation, rooted bass groove and punchy beat sets up a haunting eerie backdrop for the verses while light twinkling guitars innocently and sweetly flicker between this moody soundscape. The passionate vocals coo and delicately haunt through the verses before exploding for the anthemic chorus. The refined and precise instrumental work creates an intimate mood that puts further emphasis on the sublime expressive vocals.Emotionally charged and lavishly textured the track weaves and entwines its way into your brain lurking beneath the darkness ready to erupt. There is something very special about this track, its aura and celestial flow contrasts the rumbling under-belly superbly while the oodles of passion and rush of urgency makes every note last within your mind.
Ratoath alternative band Electric Shore have released their new single ‘Someone New’. This aerial exhilarating track packs oodles of punch and adrenaline in the slinky form of ethereal breezy guitars over soaring climatic backing vocals and mighty drums. It’s a gripping display with emotion filled vocals over an invigorating backdrop as sweet toned guitars whine and lament with a glistening vibrancy that floods the track with melancholic tones. Powerful in its presentation this track is both chilled and dynamic with a luscious melody gliding upon the breathtaking instrumentation. The anthemic chorus evokes images of a large crowd sing along while that intoxicating guitar solo is stunning. ‘Someone New’ is well crafted for a wholly satisfying and enthralling listen. It is radio friendly with enough edge to add a nice kick, Electric Shore have created a goosebump inducing number that makes these guys ones to keep an eye on.
Bio: Five Mile Smile are a two-piece rock band from Belfast.
Track: This Is Not A Drill
Why We Like It: It’s a hefty dose of swagger-soaked rock and roll that glides in strut ready backed by pounding raw instrumentation. Thumping drums batter throughout while shredding sharp guitar shrill and whine. It’s an exhilarating wallop of pure classic rock and roll.
Bio: Stockport band Blossoms have returned with their new single ‘I Can’t Stand It’. It is the first track from their upcoming second album, ‘Cool Like You’.This follows the bands self titled debut album which scored the five piece number one on the official UK Albums Chart.
Track: I Can’t Stand It
Why We Like It: Bursting with the youthful surge of indie pop this number bops, chimes and gushes with subtle sweetness and delicate vibrancy. It’s catchy, luscious and blissfully melodic as shimmering synths trickle candied chimes over deep bass slaps and jangly guitars. With a dreamy melancholic melody and pulsing buoyant beat Blossoms steep this track in light heart-racing sugary sprinkled pop that rides in on a wave of nostalgic emotion
Bio: London’s Lo-Fi rabble Sleepovers have released the aptly titled ‘Group Therapy’ from the forthcoming Heartbreak High EP out March 9th. Following the release of ‘Good Sides’ from the same aforementioned EP,
Track: Group Therapy
Frontman Alfie Smith explains the meaning behind the song:“I was self medicating a broken heart and head which ultimately led to turning to others for help.”
Why We Like It: It’s a woozy airy healthy dose of shoegaze pop that packs in some dreamy honey coated melodies to tranqualise your mind in a light breezy bubble. With sharp distorted guitars adding a dash of dizzying bedazzlement and spiky zest this track presents you a luscious sweet daydream bliss but with a piercing edge. The heavily layered swirling guitars provide a shrilling wall of sound that is crafted to a refined elegance yet appears laid back almost lazy. Sublime listen.
Bio: Kalpa are an indie 5-piece band from Bath. After a successful 2017 touring with Voyages through Bath to Liverpool, supporting Flyte on their UK Album tour in Bath and King No-One at Liverpool Arts Club, Kalpa are kicking up the dust and gaining serious traction. 2018 started off with their debut single launch, backed up by supporting High Tyde at the iconic Thekla, Bristol.
Track: Wrong Faces
Why We Like It: It’s vibrant indie pop that sprinkles little sun kissed bursts of scintillation through every note. With zesty jangly guitars gleaming throughout animated peppy drums its instantly likeable and radiant. The sweet melty melody glides upon the vivid instrumentation with ease as the dynamic passionate vocals flood the track with emotion. It’s a beaming infectious little ditty.
Bio: Dublin indie-rock band Electric Shore have been working tirelessly on the live circuit since the release of their 2016 sophomore EP ‘Glass’. Now they’re back with new single ‘Too Different’,
Track: Too Different
Why We Like It: It’s a breezy atmospheric number that packs oodles of passion.Mature and anthemic this punchy track builds and progresses so that the chorus hits hard. A rich rumbly rhythm creates a fluctuating foundation for the sweet toned guitars to flicker and rebound off. The melody is delicate and lulling for the verses while the guitars freely swirl about the track with an ethereal aerial charm. Its well crafted and maturely written. A powerful display from Electric Shore.
Bio: My Pleasure is from Hull, UK and describes his music as “almost pop”
Track: Drama at the Gala
About the track My Pleasure said: “Drama at the Gala is pretty much the song I always wanted to write, in which several different instruments spar with each other for attention and you’re never sure where the actual hook of the song is. It was especially nice to have my friend Carl Macklin on the drum set, fighting against a Casio drum machine.”
Why We Like It: It slaps a hosts of sounds into your ear drums causing the most contrasting assault to the senses. With sharp zealous guitar stings jabbing through fuzzed distortion while sweet little jingles lull and delicately soothe with a dolly like effect. Its packed with punk attitude and heavily layered beats which break for a stripped back acoustic verse. Though it’s a contrasting dizzying display each section is sublimely created giving a catchy satisfying track that quenches all appetites.
