I’m not
sure why I like music that is self-released so much and I’m also not really
sure why I always think self-released music means that it’s going to be someone
singing with an acoustic guitar. It’s
probably because of when I think of something being self-released, I think of
it being all done by one person, yet something can be “self-recorded” and
feature a band with more members than Parliament.
Sparkle
Motion creates music that is on the dance pop side of rock, but only in the
most enjoyable of ways. There are beats
for days. It reminds me of some of my
other friends like Work Drugs or Observer Drift, so of course that gets the
obligatory reference to the (early) work of Hellogoodbye as well.
This is
really quite good and it reminds me of a time before compact discs existed and
you would go to a party with a ghetto blaster and crank this sound out for all
to hear. Sure, you could put it in the
stereo, at some time during the night or maybe at another party, but you want
to introduce this and have it arrive on the scene out of portable
speakers.
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