RAILBIRD'S "MIRRORs" // PREMIERES ON CONSEQUENCE OF
SOUND
LUCKY EP OUT NOW
while Pedinotti’s
vocals recall Bjork’s charming acrobatics...”
- TREESWINGERS
"...skittering Deerhoof
guitar smash-ups, rap-clatter percussion, and Sarah Pedinotti's chopped
vocals made for a triumphantly jittery cut."
- CONSEQUENCE OF
SOUND
"A statement of autonomy
from a group unrestrained by any force other than
themselves."
- IMPOSE MAGAZINE
"'MIRRORs' brings
together fierce talent, creative thought, and a smattering of
unconventional production."
- IN YOUR
SPEAKERS
"You'd be hard-pressed to predict the ending of a RAILBIRD song,
but
attempting that guess-work makes the experimental Brooklyn
band's
music more mysterious and suspenseful."
- MTV HIVE
- MTV HIVE
Brooklyn-based experimental psych-rock
band RAILBIRD are excited to premiere a new School of Seven Bells remix of
their recent single "MIRRORs" today on Consequence of Sound. To RAILBIRD,
the remix is "A journey in three movements. Ben [of SVIIB] established his
own dreamy world within the song, then dropped it while simultaneously
playing with mood and meaning throughout. It's a brilliant six minute
voyage based off of a three minute jaunt." Consequence agrees, stating the
Ben's methodically slowed down version of the original jittery cut creates
a "dreamy pool of contemplative reverberation and airy synth." Check out
the premiere of "MIRRORs" (the original cut) on MTV
Hive.
RAILBIRD
released their newest Lucky EP in late November, a tour de force
that includes two new previously unreleased songs, as well as "Jump Ship,"
a track that made waves this summer after a residency at Pete's Candy
Store. The video for the song, which
features guest vocals from Anti recording artist Sean Rowe and Phantogram's
Sarah Barthel, premiered on Brooklyn Vegan in late August. Watch
it here, or download "Jump Ship" here. A limited edition
run of physical copies of Lucky will be available at shows and
online (here) as part of a bundle that includes a t-shirt
with Jisoon
Park's original design.
RAILBIRD is a
cast of stunningly talented multi-instrumentalists fronted by Sarah K.
Pedinotti. SKP's vocal delivery has earned her apt comparisons to musical
luminaries Bjork and Kate Bush, and the band's unique blend of experimental
psych-pop has found a home with fans of Braids, The Dirty Projectors, and
Massive Attack.
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