What Is Anything is a track that defies convention. It has the vocals adding considerably to the overall harmonies achieved by the track, and the sweeping synths do a heck of a job approximating a narrative. A complex dynamic is established over the course of three minutes, one that feels considerably more engrossing than the song’s run time may indicate. Mixing in hints of 1990s EDM, industrial, alternative, and even a bit of pop, Tremble is able to take a bold step forward with their latest single. Make sure to strap on a pair of headphones when you dig into What IS Anything, as there is a lot to consider here.
It’s been a moment, but we reviewed Tremble’s Thorns and Want To Want Me back in 2017.
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