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Track: Pale Honey – Why Do I Always Feel This Way?

  • February 15, 2017
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Pale Honey release new single ‘Why Do I Always Feel This Way?’ out now on Bolero Recordings. Recorded with producer Anders Lagerfors at Nacksving Studios in their hometown of Gothenburg. The band have retained fevered guitar and drum sound, now adding synthesizers and vocals bursting with yearning, love, jealousy and denial. All elegantly driven by singer Tuva Lodmark in a way that it is sure to leave no heart untouched. Perfect for Valentine’s day really

New tune “Why Do I Always Feel This Way?”  is dreamy synth-gaze pop nugget with an 8-bit crumble of Sub-Pop’s Kristin Kontrol, watercolour strokes of Warpaint and extra loved up dollops of Carpark’s TEEN and GEM with a flake and sprinkles. The Swedish duo having toured 2015’s self-titled debut album extensively throughout Europe and the UK in 2016. Are kicking off 2017 with a Swedish headline tour and are booked in for sweaty days in the studio. Pale Honey’s much anticipated second album will be out later this year and we’ll bring you all the news.

Till then, feast heartily on this pop treat, find out more about Pale Honey on Facebook and follow them on Twitter and see more from Bolero Recordings on YouTube.

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