Detroit in Michigan State not just about automotive companies and industry; it also offering some names off the city’s Alternative scene which grown slower but well-feed even so there’s no bigger attentions from the music media onto those but if you can pick a group why don’t try to listening to Ether Aura – the Dream-Pop/ndie Rock and Shoegaze band with good influences from Cocteau Twins, Lush or The Smiths freely gazing their common breeze-rainy soft distortions and low key music with the cold vocals and performance from the members: Alexander Bongiorno, William King, Bret Haupt, Tony Hamera and Kate Hinote; seducing your imaginations with Post-Hardcore slow beats as the sounds moving aside under the shades of non-commercial meets sell-out Pop intuitions best intended shown by the lead vocalist Kate Hinote whom blending her own attractive vocals like the mixed of Madonna impersonating Shirley Manson from Garbage in an electro-cutes short cutting synthesizers effects leading the blind across the Autumn evening with less stars to the murder scene area back to finding the killer using knife on a gun fight – type of personality or a failure wedding caused by the inner-self honesty for not being fitted to live forever fitting together on the last minutes in an unmerciful shocking decision shall be nailed onto thus harmonies of melodious Goth-tinged tones with plenty Pop ingredients on top of it like chocolate chips.
Let this debut album Crash lives on your stereo for a while as the thin sadder beautiful vocals lullabying you for minutes of absent sleep leaping out the stereo towards Hardly Know You, Falling, Once Shed Skin, Waiting or In Oceans – as the sun setting behind the gloomy clouds of the day’s end; tomorrow might reveals some more stories that could filling up your ethereal 6 Days Yesterday to a mesmerizing of abstracted paintings made by nature.
Crash:
https://redmp3.su/album/1273400/crash.html
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