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Harry
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Consolers Hanover, Germany
Flirting somewhere between the slacker vibes of Mac DeMarco and the more arresting aura of Parquet Courts, "Harry" is a refreshing reminder of everything great music should be. Lackadaisical in approach, there is the threat of rebellion ingrained in the sound, whether it be Florian Hofer’s sprightly guitars or Till Schomburg’s peppy bass lines, which truly elevates and breathes life into the track ... more
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