Anvie Kay
Star Rating: ★★★★★
Ready to release their latest EP, Found, The Daydream Club have compiled five amazingly surrealistic tracks that demand your ears to listen and your voices to sing along.
FOUND
Little Face opens the EP with a dream-like lullaby that promises that they’ll be by your side no matter what. The vocal dynamics are incredible and well-controlled, while the accompaniment rushes through your system and encourages you to join in.
The mystic vocals continue with Soundwaves of Gold, as the song searches for the voice of God. There’s a majestic tone that resounds throughout the entire track that leaves you breathless. This is definitely my favourite song on the EP.
Found picks up the tempo slightly and eases from the surreal in the accompaniment, but retains the mystic wisp in the vocals. It’s lots of fun and is well placed at the centre of the EP. Vocally, it truly does deserve to be the EP’s title track.
An accordion greets you as Remember Me plays through the system. The acoustic riff beautifully plays along and the combination mirrors the beautiful vocal gymnastics that operate throughout the EP. Easily another one of my favourites as is continues the dream-like theme of the EP.
Closing the album, Fear of Wolves, lives up to its title as the surrealistic sounds turn in haunting voices. It’s a beautiful closing song as it tells the story of fears, but also instructs the listener (and themselves) to be brave. It’s simplistic, yet dynamic all at once.
Overall, this is a great EP and you need to get it when it hits stores and iTunes on 28th October. It’s beautifully mixed; the vocals are mesmerising and the accompaniment is breathtaking.
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