The Cost is Fate Will Come’ Single | Indie Music
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welcome to Edgar Allan Poets indie music corner. A space dedicated to the best new artists and bands that we find around the web. Today’s featured band is Fate Will Come and their single The Cost. This is the music for the people of the night.
The Cost is Fate Will Come’ Single | Indie Music
I really liked the compositional style of this band.
Not only for the vintage vibes but also for the mysterious and intriguing atmosphere that their music manages to create.
Renita Zintel’s voice and her interpretative style reminded me of Gitane Demone.
The guitar solos are psychedelic and free, pure instinct that becomes music.
The rhythm section is solid and the bass follows the rhythmic designs of the kick like a shadow.
The understanding between these musicians is very good. It is not easy to create this kind of alchemy when you live in different places and you cannot physically meet. Fate Will Come managed to do it.
A band with a developed artistic taste that is inspired by the legendary bands of the past.
Go and listen to them, it’s worth it!
The Cost is Fate Will Come’ Single Out Now!
Intriguing!
Every song and every lyric is kindled by real-life events that share a common universal emotion. The band is a long-awaited dream collaboration between Renita Zintel and Matt Kirschner.
Their unique collaboration spans two countries as Renita lives in Canada, and all the other band members live in the USA. They met on a musicians website Aug 2019 and have written 100 songs together in the last 2 years!
Matt Kirschner plays acoustic and electric guitars, production. He is joined by: Renita Zintel (lead vocals,lyrics guitar); Michael Joe Deal (bassist, guitarist, vocalist, keyboard); Richard Groce (drums and percussion)
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