Young Magic
Breathing Statues
Carpark Records
Electronic duo Young Magic released their second album, Breathing Statues, under Carpark Records. The band creates a collection of 10 tracks that all emit a psychedelic and surreal feel. Their tunes exhibit whimsical melodies, abstract vocals and distinct beats that induce a smooth and captivating listening experience. The entire album takes you on a trip better than any mind-altering drug. Breathing Statues is a great contribution to the electronic-psychedelic music scene. Standout tracks include “Cobra” and “Captcha”.
Emily Fin
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