gash – “risking heaven”
If you've been enjoying music from folk-glitch experimentalists ear and Lockimara, I bet you'd find gash's music enticing. Earlier last month, the Eau Claire avant-rock group announced their album at least you know what you’re laughing at , which is out at the end of September. They released the lead single " good and bad ," an enticing collision of sound. Today, they've shared another single…
Eau Claire avant-rock group gash have unveiled their latest single, "risking heaven," from their upcoming album, "at least you know what you’re laughing at," set for release on September 25 via Angel Tapes/Fire Talk. The lead single, "good and bad," showcased the band's unique blend of folk-glitch experimental sounds. "risking heaven" diverges from its predecessor, being a more concise track, barely exceeding a minute in duration.
The song is characterized by its haunting melodies, grounded in restrained vocals and eerie synths. The absence of screaming or brass instrumentation allows for a more intimate listening experience. Lyrically, Logan Nyberg sings, "And on my bike at night/ I’m risking heaven for you," alluding to a poignant narrative. The accompanying music video for "risking heaven" is equally intriguing, featuring eyeballs and inviting viewers to explore further.
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