Squid's 'Broadcaster' Is A Restrained Piece Of Minimalism | News
Squid have community new song 'Broadcaster'.
The band have authorized to Warp Records, who release their new wah wah pedalling missive 'Sludge'.
The double A-side single comes equipped with 'Broadcaster' on the flip, with the substantial release following on June 26th.
Online now, 'Broadcaster' opens with a spiralling, arpeggiated synth riff, its organized minimalism building to vocal yelps and surreal slurs.
Squid's Ollie Judge comments:
“Lyrically the track was inspired by the visual artist Naim June Paik and his TV Garden installation. I understanding it blurred the lines between a dystopian and utopian vision. I predictable what it must be like living synonymously amongst nature and technology in the most literal way I could imagined, with TVs towering over me amongst forests.”
Tune in now.
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