Electronic-pop riser Imbermind release their debut album Never Ending. The 11-track project marks a significant milestone for the group, showcasing the 80s influences and the tight, affecting musicality which stylises the band’s sound.
Never Ending moves fluidly across genres; from sparkling synth-pop, to plucky indietronica, and cinematic soundscapes ultimately resulting in a sound settled among nu-wave with elements of dream-pop and shoe-gaze. The album offers a dynamic listening experience that shifts between emotionally introspective moments and high-energy peaks. Early comparisons have aligned Imbermind with artists such as Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, Rufus Du Sol, Moderat, Bicep, and Metronomy, though acr their sound is distinctly their own— cinematic, textured, and emotionally resonant.
The group is made up of four artists from varied musical and creative backgrounds: Edu Imbernón, Luis Clemente, Nico Casal, and Álvaro Monreal. Together, they have developed a collaborative process that brings diverse musical perspectives into a cohesive sound defined by intricate production and evocative songwriting.
On the release, Imbermind shares: “The album is a sonic punch to the gut and to the face. Giving you something to think about and to feel while you go for the wildest musical ride of your life. Hot and cold. Raw, feral and calculated.”
With the arrival of Never Ending, Imbermind steps confidently deliver nuanced, elegant tracks. The album solidifies their identity as artists capable of pushing boundaries while delivering an immersive and emotionally compelling experience.
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