Manchester doom-pop collective Easy Kill release “Constant Hum”
08 September 2017, 18:25
| Written by
Aaron Powell
Following lead single “Phantom Pain”, the Fierce Panda signees are back with a fitting autumnal offering.
Woeful sonics and melancholic textures collide on “Constant Hum”, a track that feels at home on Total Life Forever as much as anything by Yeasayer. A band that are most definitely still in development, Easy Kill are slowling finding their sound and "Constant Hum" is a hopeful indicator of great things to come.
“Constant Hum” is out now via Fierce Panda.
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