SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: SPACEFACE – ANEMOIA

SPACEFACE
ANEMOIA
MOTHLAND

Quite a few bands and artists have their favorite pastime, and usually it is yet another music project, that somehow or partly doesn’t fit with their ‘main’ project. It also can happen that this side project can become more prominent than the ‘main’ one.

Spaceface, who have been around since 2012, is one such side project for Jake Ingalls of The Flaming Lips and Katie Pierce of Pierced. While this side dish may have not become more prominent for either or any other members of the band, Anemoia, their latest album just may push them to more prominence.

Here, the conglomerate sticks to its self-description of “retro-futurist dream rock” combining The Flaming Lips main ‘modern retro psych’ line (“Universe Whisper”) to some not so retro danceable grooves (“Pina Collider” or “Long Tim”).

Sounds a bit simple? Sure, but behind ll of it is some intricate, bsophisticated pop, that certainly doesn’t sound simple and is as catchy as say the aforementioned “Long Time” or “Millions & Memes.”

Somehow, it seems that the concept Spaceface is promoting on Anemoia could be think while you dance. Enjoy is there for certain.

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