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MH-064 A Lull - Some Love  “Some Love,” the second single from A Lull's critically acclaimed debut Confetti, features the Ohio-based sonic experimenters at their most poignant and compelling. A Lull’s trademark percussive cacophony is a powerful backdrop for a song built around the the anthemic exclamation, “Show me some love.” The cascading “ahhs” that make up the song’s hooks are forcefully uplifting, and this overall feeling of positivity is affirmed by Anthony Ciannamea’s video. A remix from Mush Records’ Brothertiger re-imagines “Some Love” as if it were his own song, replacing the band’s onslaught of drums with a chillwave cool. San Francisco’s City Light provides a more minimal remix, augmenting the vocals with stuttering snares and sub bass flourishes. The final and most etherial remix comes from Sun Glitters, who employ warped tape effects and pitch shifts to create an enveloping landscape out of the song’s refrain. |
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| Reviews Summary |
| Chicago experimental outfit A Lull is anything but a dull murmur in music. Employing afrobeat-inspired drums, fuzzed-out vocal pads and digital-age symphonics, A Lull create ever-changing scenery within the same song. The band's latest single, 'Some Love,' is a cacophony of genres, blended into an indie rock party anthem. - Spinner |
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| The new video from local psych-poppers A Lull features some innocent summer time fun like driving to a seemingly abandoned farmhouse, drinking beer, spray painting wall of aforementioned house, playing with fireworks, dancing in front of a projector, you know, the usual. Honestly, I was waiting for the monster thing from A Lull’s “Weapons For War” video to pop out and go on a rampage. Alas, that did not happend, which makes sense considering the song is about, yes, love. - Loud Loop Press |
