Listen: Oliver Wilde – Stomach Full Of Cats
01 October 2013, 15:05
| Written by
Will Richards
Oliver Wilde has emerged as one of the brightest lights in the ever progressive, ever exciting Bristol music scene.
‘Stomach Full Of Cats’ is his new standalone single – following acclaimed debut album, A Brief Introduction to Unnatural Lightyears – and it’s a psychedelia-tinged trip full of dreamy synths that allows you to drift away for four minutes, before coming back to earth with a slight sense of resignation.
‘Stomach Full Of Cats’ will be released digitally and on limited edition tape, along with ‘Night In Time Lapse (Somewhere Safe)’, on 11 November via Howling Owl Records.
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