Saint Senara invoked a tempest of their newest single, ‘There’s a Storm Coming’. Following a hauntingly hymnal opening, this slice of American Gothic People Blues permits a surge of melody to interrupt by means of the sonic overcast.
Think about a soundtrack to a gritty southern drama, the place every notice and lyric wrestles rhythmically with the heavy, discordance-spilling guitars that pour over bluesy percussion, and also you’ll get an concept of what Saint Senara delivered right here as a departure from their celebrated debut and the well-received ‘Below My Pores and skin EP’,
Teaming up with the progressive producer Lex Raymond at White Noise Studios in Weston-super-Mare, the band ventured into darker, moodier territories with There’s a Storm Coming, which repurposes whips and chains as percussion and tasks spectral vocal traces which oscillate by means of the combo, underpinned by Andrew Bate’s Gretschy guitar alchemy.
This neo-noir blues launch is a declaration of the band’s readiness to tackle greater echelons of the music trade. Be part of their ascent by immersing your self within the panorama of tempestuous but melodious chaos.
There’s a Storm Coming was formally launched on November 15; stream the only on Spotify now.
Assessment by Amelia Vandergast
