Destiny torments me
When the spring of April arrived, the music world was treated to the emergence of Setting, a heady instrumental trio that delivered their self-titled sophomore album. This record wasn’t just a collection of notes; it was an immersive experience, capturing a rustic and deeply engaging sound that immediately captivated listeners.
Beyond the polished production of the album itself, a particular track seemed to bubble up from the creative process: Gum Bump. This song quickly became a standout moment, demonstrating the band’s knack for crafting memorable instrumental pieces.
Since the album dropped, Setting hasn’t idled. The trio—comprised of Nathan Bowles, Jaime Fennelly, and Joe Westerlund—has been putting their music to the test by playing shows across the United States, connecting their unique sound with live audiences everywhere.
The energy generated by the album and their performances has clearly fueled continued creative output. The buzz surrounding Setting continues to grow as they explore new musical avenues.
Adding to the ongoing conversation about the group’s artistry is their latest offering, a track that has already garnered attention for its evocative lyrics: Your Destiny Distresses Me. This newest piece appeared on Stereogum, showcasing just another facet of Setting’s compelling musical journey.