The Vryll Society embrace pop on melodic offering “A Perfect Rhythm”
Following a busy summer, which featured appearances at Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds and End Of The Road festival, Liverpool's The Vryll Society have delved into their psych-pop influences to produce a slice of melodic, guitar-fuelled indie.
With nods to the likes of The Verve and Luminous era The Horrors, “A Perfect Rhythm” takes its melodic cues from the nineties, combining an earworm chorus with a psychedelic undertone.
It’s a synthesiser free zone; guitars are instead given the task of impersonating their effects, providing the track with an analogue grounding.
With it being The Vryll Society's most pop-infused track to date, it serves as an interesting transition from their 2015 EP Pangea.
UK live dates (with Hidden Charms):
October
19 - Sugarmill, Stoke-on-Trent
20 – Bodega Social Club, Nottingham
21 – Moth Club, London
22 – The Rainbow, Birmingham
25 – The Cluny, Newcastle
26 – King Tut’s, Glasgow
27 – Gorilla, Manchester
28 – Undegun Arts Centre, Wrexham
29 – The Leadmill, Sheffield
November
1 – Fruit, Hull
2 – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds
3 – The Cookie, Leicester
4 – 02 Academy 2, Oxford
5 – Lennons, Southampton
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