Bunny's airy single "Let Me Be Your Dog" is a languid slight on feminine dependency in love
08 August 2017, 09:45
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The Line of Best Fit
Lightly glazed with a soft grunge sheen, there are undeniable echoes of The Velvet Underground in Chicago outfit Bunny's second single "Let Me Be Your Dog".
Jessica Viscius' beautifully murmured vocals encapsulate a delicate sarcasm aimed at the tired tropes of feminine frailty and submission. A vague insincerity in the hazy delivery of the lyrics matches a playfully cool guitar tone just on the edge of clean, leaving "Let Me Be Your Dog" to float delightfully between dream pop and bedroom rock.
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Bunny are set to release their EP Sucker later this year.
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