atmos blood - 'It's Enough'
Manchester's atmos bloom bring crystalline sounding guitars and dream pop vocals together on new single 'It's Enough'.
Music is what initially brought atmos bloom together - Tilda Gratton and Curtis Paterson — when Tilda auditioned to play bass in Curtis' band at the University in Manchester. 7 years on from those rainy nights rehearsing in Trafford, the duo, now life partners living in London, are set to release their most compelling record yet.
Upcoming album Everythingness, set for a July 24th release via Spirit Goth, was born out of a series of balancing acts, the journey through youth and young adulthood, chasing adventure while longing for home and falling in love with the city where they found this home, yet still needing to escape it in order to think and create. A follow up to their Covid-era debut Flora, the new record maps the duo's journey through these themes whilst staying true to what initially brought the two together. In particular, bands such as DIIV, Ulrika Spacek, Deerhunter, Broadcast inspired the duo, giving them a foundation in both psych-rock-shoegaze and jangly bedroom/dream pop.
There’s no venue quite like The Cluny, with its history and reputation as well as its programme of incredible bands trotting through its doors every day of the week. On Sunday it was Quiet Houses’ turn, with support from May Payne they won over the hearts of their fans, existing and new.
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Bright, synth-driven, and anthemic, Spanish Love Songs' brand-new single blends an ambiguous sound with scarring and irate lyrics to form ‘Doom Tripping’.