Libra’s “Flakey Town” has a dreamy demeanor, a compelling set of vocals working alongside drums and synths that feel inspired by the new wave style of the 1980s. The presence of a paired set of vocals during Flakey Town adds further oomph to the composition. The bit of funky / jazzy synth lines that come into focus after the vox drop off for a minute imbue Flakey Town with an unparalleled sound. There’s a lot special during Libra’s latest that makes Flakey Town an easy slot into college or alternative radio rotation. The constituent elements encountered during this single contribute to a mighty work, one that fans will be ab le to dissect through quite a few subsequent plays.
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