The L.A./D.C. four-piece Misun, self-described 'aquawave' makers, are set to release their debut full-length 11 November, and "Superstitions" serves as the lead cut.
It's a subtly funky ditty with grand washes of glittering synth-namis; it's sunny, miraculous and incites much toe-tapping. It's less overtly '60s than some of their prior material, and sees the band show off a new side to themselves.
Check it out below.
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