Listen: Eternal Death - "Fade"
29 September 2014, 12:15
| Written by
Rich Thane
Swedish pop stalwarts Labrador rarely dissapoint with their signings. The label, responsible for the likes of The Radio Dept., The Mary Onettes and The Sound Of Arrows seldom put a foot wrong, and with Eternal Death, they've uncovered an act bristling with icey exuberance.
Released tomorrow, "Fade" is sad-faced-pop that both embodies the neon lit tones of the Drive OST and Robyn's more lovelorn persona.
Fluorescent disco undertones it may have, but "Fade" definitely works best when dancing - quite literally - on your own. Listen below.
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