After the release of their admirable debut record last April, Copper Lungs are back on track with a fresher and louder single. Originally from Dundee, the four members of the band have a positive energy which can be found in their music and which spreads quickly to fill the hearts of their listeners with a pleasant thrill.
Cloud Nine has a brilliant vivacity, the rhythm is catchy, the voice is easy-going and the lyrics are inspiring. Thus, it has all the necessary ingredients to become a pop-rock anthem, and it even has a small pinch of indie music, which definitely brings out an unrivalled and spicy flavour. It is a well-prepared recipe and a pleasure to music lovers' ears.
The song has a changing pace but it manages to be coherent, since it has been carefully structured, and the combination of drums and guitar is undoubtedly well-mastered. The band have a rather basic set of instruments, two guitars, a bass and drums, yet, each member is unique and indispensable to create this blazing harmony of sounds.
Copper Lungs definitely have an impeccable chemistry that will leave you breathless.
- Alexandra Andréoli
Copper Lungs - Cloud Nine is out now via Thin Hippo Records and is available on download via Soundcloud.
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Wednesday, 19 November 2014
Monday, 3 November 2014
Scottish Fiction Podcast - 3rd November 2014
After a few weeks of live sessions, it's just me on my tod this week. And of course you joining me to listen to some of the best new tracks about at the moment. Which is pretty much what this week's podcast is all about with new tracks from Machines In Heaven, Prehistoric Friends, Bellow Below, C Duncan and a whole heap more. Slàinte!
Copper Lungs - Cloud Nine
The Twilight Sad - Last January
Bellow Below - Adult Vegans
Young Fathers - Low
Jonnie Common - Crumbs
Machines In Heaven - Feel Slow
CLASSIC TRACK - Malcolm Middleton - The Loneliest Night of my Life Came Calling
Prehistoric Friends - Wisdom Tooth
C Duncan - For
Tuff Love - Slammer
The Xcerts - Pop Song
Atom Tree - Hearts
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