
Seán Grant & The Wolfgang Release New EP “Divide The Light”- Out Now via Vandalism Begins At Home Records
Seán Grant & The Wolfgang return with their explosive new four-track EP, ‘Divide The Light’ – a collection that is described as a hypnotic, cosmic chorus of truth, unity and belonging. The release is out via Vandalism Begins At Home Records.
“The world today is full of division, and this record is a reminder of our place in the universe as one community,” – Seán Grant
“Turn The Dark On” commences the EP with this ferocious beat, upping the tempo with this almighty swing emitting from the growling synth notes and the percussive push. The darker arrangement shifts with intensity with the fierce riffs that slash through the arrangement and push the track to this sinister side before this elevated pendulum pushes that momentum to a lighter side. The instrumentation to this track touches on angular notions, and whilst the synth tones devour the audience, the complex lyrics and delicate nature of Seán’s vocal notes leave this touching imprint on the courageous atmosphere.
Next up, “We Are The Children“, another layered and larger-than-life vision that embraces this imaginative essence. The second track that delivers variety to this compelling band’s impressive catalogue. The track brings this entrancing, slow-burn, cinematic appeal to the brooding landscape.
“Lay Back In The Winter” is a gigantic arrangement on every level. Rolling rhythms and a thunderous wall of sound, off-peak guitar tinges and that formidable vocal harmony that expels this raw intimacy throughout the voluminous creation. It’s a fragile lyrical journey that hooks you.
Finally, the EP ends on the stunning closing track “Grace”. This progressive release evolves with such immense intensity, a track that once again brings another look to the talents of the musicians which is on offer throughout. Whilst instrumentation is stripped back, the sinister synth texture courses this arrangement to spiral into the malevolent and dark beauty that Seán Grant & The Wolfgang so easily convey.
An intoxicating EP which brings dystopian and disorientating structures and fuses that weight with tender lyrics and a real sense of fragility. It’s so easy to embrace the raw traits of this outfit.
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