Hater - Mosquito (CLEAR VINYL) - VINYL LP
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Scandinavian indie pop four-piece Hater end a three-year hiatus following their formidable third album Sincere with the of Mosquito, an intriguing dream pop drama played out across eleven gripping instalments of self-examination.On Mosquito, Malmö-based Hater sound rejuvenated - they embrace the raw indie pop approach that they've become known for, but with a more direct, polished songwriting style. The band have refined their shoegaze roots into something sharper, more melodic, and deeply resonant. Mosquito overflows with stories where mythical twists (vampires, Cupid, mosquitos) are underpinned by the sad-eyed yearning for true love. But this is not your typical album about love the band are keen to point out.'Angel Cupid' unfurls in slow motion, a gorgeously controlled diatribe against bland love songs when you're locked out of that emotion yourself. The curious lead single 'This Guy?' is a mystery in itself the tale of a strangely confused interloper, unidentified and unidentifiable - and the band themselves call it Incha quiet confusing songInch. Entering an echoey cavern of gothic strangeness, InchStinger'sInch insistent drums and Caroline's lyrics worm into the inner thoughts of a love struck supernatural.An emotional rollercoaster by any other name, Mosquito spills over with half remembered broken hearts and broken promises, filled with torture and tingle, yet punctuated by hopes and dreams for future resolutions.Mosquito was recorded in the splendid isolation of AGM Studios in Vollsjö, Sweden, with long-time collaborator Joakim Lindberg at the controls and bassist Adam Agace returning to the fold. They completed the project at Lindberg's famed Studio Sickan, with Caroline Landahl, Måns Leonartsson, Rasmus Andersson, and Adam Agace all contributing equally to a sound that morphs between punchy introspection and melancholy realisation.
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- GenreRockDescriptionScandinavian indie pop four-piece Hater end a three-year hiatus following their formidable third album Sincere with the of Mosquito, an intriguing dream pop drama played out across eleven gripping instalments of self-examination.On Mosquito, Malmö-based Hater sound rejuvenated - they embrace the raw indie pop approach that they've become known for, but with a more direct, polished songwriting style. The band have refined their shoegaze roots into something sharper, more melodic, and deeply resonant. Mosquito overflows with stories where mythical twists (vampires, Cupid, mosquitos) are underpinned by the sad-eyed yearning for true love. But this is not your typical album about love the band are keen to point out.'Angel Cupid' unfurls in slow motion, a gorgeously controlled diatribe against bland love songs when you're locked out of that emotion yourself. The curious lead single 'This Guy?' is a mystery in itself the tale of a strangely confused interloper, unidentified and unidentifiable - and the band themselves call it Incha quiet confusing songInch. Entering an echoey cavern of gothic strangeness, InchStinger'sInch insistent drums and Caroline's lyrics worm into the inner thoughts of a love struck supernatural.An emotional rollercoaster by any other name, Mosquito spills over with half remembered broken hearts and broken promises, filled with torture and tingle, yet punctuated by hopes and dreams for future resolutions.Mosquito was recorded in the splendid isolation of AGM Studios in Vollsjö, Sweden, with long-time collaborator Joakim Lindberg at the controls and bassist Adam Agace returning to the fold. They completed the project at Lindberg's famed Studio Sickan, with Caroline Landahl, Måns Leonartsson, Rasmus Andersson, and Adam Agace all contributing equally to a sound that morphs between punchy introspection and melancholy realisation.ArtistHaterTitleMosquito (CLEAR VINYL)FormatVINYLLabelFire Records
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Scandinavian indie pop four-piece Hater end a three-year hiatus following their formidable third album Sincere with the of Mosquito, an intriguing dream pop drama played out across eleven gripping instalments of self-examination.On Mosquito, Malmö-based Hater sound rejuvenated - they embrace the raw indie pop approach that they've become known for, but with a more direct, polished songwriting style. The band have refined their shoegaze roots into something sharper, more melodic, and deeply resonant. Mosquito overflows with stories where mythical twists (vampires, Cupid, mosquitos) are underpinned by the sad-eyed yearning for true love. But this is not your typical album about love the band are keen to point out.'Angel Cupid' unfurls in slow motion, a gorgeously controlled diatribe against bland love songs when you're locked out of that emotion yourself. The curious lead single 'This Guy?' is a mystery in itself the tale of a strangely confused interloper, unidentified and unidentifiable - and the band themselves call it Incha quiet confusing songInch. Entering an echoey cavern of gothic strangeness, InchStinger'sInch insistent drums and Caroline's lyrics worm into the inner thoughts of a love struck supernatural.An emotional rollercoaster by any other name, Mosquito spills over with half remembered broken hearts and broken promises, filled with torture and tingle, yet punctuated by hopes and dreams for future resolutions.Mosquito was recorded in the splendid isolation of AGM Studios in Vollsjö, Sweden, with long-time collaborator Joakim Lindberg at the controls and bassist Adam Agace returning to the fold. They completed the project at Lindberg's famed Studio Sickan, with Caroline Landahl, Måns Leonartsson, Rasmus Andersson, and Adam Agace all contributing equally to a sound that morphs between punchy introspection and melancholy realisation.
A reawakening for the Swedish visionaries, Sincere solidifies their impressive trajectory in a fuzzed out haze of dark and arresting shoegaze pop. An expansive trip through noisier, bittersweet pop realms that recalls My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive and Deerhunter.Underpinning everything there's a continuing sense of drama throughout; richly textured crescendos, chiming guitars and delicate melodies are guided by Caroline Landahl's tender yet sharpened vocals. Sincere is joyously effervescent, but with a dark underbelly where fury manifests in a swirl of entrancing and propulsive percussion.A gorgeous and dazzling piece of aching romanticism, destined to feature on a thousand mixtapes.Recorded last year in Malmo, Hater welcomed two new band members and those early day sparks saw them quickly turning demos into fully-formed new songs that appear on the record. Sincere was produced by long-time collaborator Joakim Lindberg and was mixed and mastered by John Cornfield, whose credits include Ride, The Stone Roses and Robert Plant.InchOne of the best bands in the worldInch Gorilla vs BearInchYour next Scandinavian indie pop obsession.Inch FloodInchStunningInch StereogumSide AA1 SomethingA2 I'm Yours BabyA3 Bad LuckA4 Proven WrongSide BB1 Brave BloodB2 Far From A MindB3 Summer Turns to HeartburnB4 Renew, RejectB5 Hopes High
Hater's powerful vulnerability and charm has seen them rise quickly through the ranks earning kudos from NPR (Austin 100), Stereogum (Best New Bands Of 2017), The Fader, BBC6 Music, BBC Radio 1 and more. Effortless and assured, the Scandi quartet drift eloquently into well-structured and stunning melodies. Resolute in their sond,'Siesta' is the perfect soundtrack for that summer romance and the inevitable break up. Heartbreak has never sounded so sweet!. Produced by Joakim Lindberg (Yast and Hey Elbow) at Studio Sickan outside of Malm, Sweden. Hater tackle their personal experiences of life, love and relationships yet through their shared songwriting there's a togetherness. Synth pop earworm'It's So Easy' contrasts the slower paced 'I Wish I Gave You More Time Because I Love You' that blends beautiful sweeping sax from Inge Petersson Lindback. Hater 'boast Marr-esque guitars and vocals reminiscent of fellow Swedes and The Concretes' (Norman Records) whilst having the pop sensibilities of The Chills, Alvvays, Snail Mail and Makthaverskan. 'Hater's songs epitomize jangling grace as Caroline Landahl coos with maximum approachability.' - NPR 'Their unique take on rock music feels familiar and lived-in, taking bits from indie-pop, post-punk and classic rock.' Stereogum 'Gorgeous, achingly bittersweet vocals, perpetually swaying between comforting and devastating.' - Gorilla Vs Bear1. From The Bottom Of Your Heart2. It's So Easy3. I Wish I Gave You More Time Because I Love You4. Closer5. Fall Off6. I Sure Want To7. Things To Keep Up With8. Your Head Your Mind9. Why It Works Out Fine10. The Mornings11. Cut Me Loose12. All That Your Dreams Taught Me13. Seems So Hard14. Weekend
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