Boston, Massachusetts-based Dream Pop band The Shallows, made of guitarist Brad Emerson (ex-Strangeways, The Milling Gowns), drummer Jason Keisch (ex-SCUBA, ex-Strangeways), bassist Ben Didsbury (r|verghxst) and vocalist Jess Baggia (This Bliss), displays a deeply immersive, elegantly textured shoegaze-y sound throughout the new single “Red Shift,” of cinematic, spacious dreaminess, where atmospheric and emotional elements weave seamlessly and effortlessly together.
Shuffling drum beats and warm humming bass lines unceasingly pulse, to nourish a glistening constellation of willowy guitar abstractions, free-flowing in sidereal vortices, to echo in an endless rarified, dim space with crystalline, resonant reverberations, crisp and ephemeral at the same time, like the feeling of love slowly drifting away from soft yet piercing, perpetually melancholic female vocalizations.
The Shallows‘ new single, “Red Shift,” is included in the new EP, “Peace in the Pain,” just released on ltd. CD and vinyl formats via Shore Dive Records.
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