
“Dream About Nothing” is a powerful alt-rock track that takes the dreamy vocals of OMD or Depeche Mode and puts a taut instrumentation behind it. The result is a song that will tattoo itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners, all while containing some of the most heady music we’ve heard. With deft use of fuzz, the Glorybots make something as catchy as Don’t Fear the Reaper in this one.
“Afterlife” comes and goes quickly with the same attention paid to crafting a distinctive track. Having a spontaneous drum / guitar dynamic playing up against Radiohead-inspired vocals, Glorybots’ Afterlife will keep listeners firmly on the edges of their seats.
Glorybots “Dream About Nothing” and “Afterlife” / Domain
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