Grown Bones is a furious, eclectic track that showcases a performer in Lila Blue that has no parallel. With rapid shifts through vocal stylings, emotional states, and a set of continually shifting musical influences, Blue’s latest defies convention. There are some seriously head instrumental arrangements that build off the gnarly riffs of early Tool, while the vocals traipse from Bjork to Ani DiFranco and Janis Joplin. No two seconds of Grown Bones are similar, making for a track that always has a world to say. Only Lila Blue is capable enough to make this whole slew of sounds and approaches work; her latest is a delight.
We checked out Lila’s “Half of It” back in February.
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