
Anie ties together a wide variety of styles on their Lovekill EP, with a vocaloid approach yielding to a smart bit of indie rock. The blend of computerized and organic makes for a tremendous introduction to the act. Only Ever This ties together a happy, lounging set of vocals with a scintillating mass of instrumentation that runs the gamut from wide-open skies to a dark, stormy night.
Fear Losing concludes Lovekill, gradually increasing in momentum until the track blossoms into something beautiful. Anie are able to show a wide variety of styles with the quartet of tracks; we will be eagerly anticipating the follow-up to Lovekill.
Top Tracks: Only Ever This, Fear Losing
Anie Lovekill EP Review / 2015 Self / 4 Tracks / http://www.punksandcriminals.com/
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