Gash risking heaven
For listeners who gravitate toward the intricate world of folk-glitch experimentalists like ear and Lockimara, the sonic landscape of gash offers an equally enticing journey. Their music is a compelling collision of sound that invites deep exploration, proving that boundaries between genres are often the most rewarding places to find new melodies.
The Eau Claire avant-rock group recently announced their forthcoming album, at least you know what you’re laughing at, which is slated for release at the end of September. This upcoming project promises to deepen the experimental sonic textures that have defined their work.
To build anticipation for the full album, the group released a potent lead single titled good and bad. This track itself is a masterclass in auditory complexity, showcasing the group’s signature approach to creating an enticing collision of sound.
The momentum continues with further revelations from the band. Today, they have shared another single, risking heaven, offering listeners a glimpse into the exciting direction of their forthcoming material.
The track gash – “risking heaven” made its debut on Stereogum, immediately sparking interest among music enthusiasts looking for boundary-pushing, experimental sounds.
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