Waiting for the music of Beach House is synonymous and different at the same time to waiting for the next installment of our favorite book.
The waiting is hard and mostly the worst part is after you read the novel or hear the music, because you have a hangover over it and the next one would be a year away – except in the Beach House case, it would two or more years if we’re going to base them on records. But this year, we are in luck, as the duo finally bestows upon us clamoring mortals their music after three years of waiting.
Beach House is worldly known as pop duo consisting of French-born Victoria Legrand and Baltimore native Alex Scally; and like many other artists, they have grown into a different genre – indie rock.
Yet, despite of the shift in music inclination, the characteristic that we have come to love from them is still as distinct. And the lead single of Depression Cherry, their upcoming album to be released on August 28, proves their music is still as soulful as before; one which is well-oriented on how to “spark” our emotion, so to speak.
“Sparks” opens to Legrand frictionless, almost reverent vocals and then layered by a distorted guitar.
It ripped through Legrand’s hymnal voice and takes center stage before it mellowed down into an ethereal sound, invoking rich emotions, which have been the signature of the duo.
The beginning melody of the song continues to play in the background. Adding deeper character to the music, it fades in and fades out while the distorted guitar riffs continue to be the backbone of the song.
In comparison to their previous singles, this one is different and the same. It has a polished identity of their beginnings, preserving the kind of heightened feelings their song invokes; while instilling a growth in their music through comprehensive sonic layers.
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