Timewaster is Galaxy Thief’s New Single
Good Day Noir Family,
I already reviewed Galaxy Thief in the past but these guys are back with a new cool single and I want to share my opinion about it.
AUDIO VERSION
The rhythmic cadence of the new single from this talented band immediately fascinated me and I felt the groove taking over my nervous system which started sending electrical impulses that activated my muscles and I started dancing.
Songs with such a “contagious” rhythm and with a nostalgic and mysterious melodic line are my favorites.
I think that this song is a hit, for some reason while I was focused on listening to this great tune I thought about Empire of the Sun, obviously, the sound of Galaxy Thief is much more rock but the atmosphere of Timewaster made me think of the Australian duo.
Honestly, I have not found flaws both in terms of composition and execution, this band deserves success because they produce quality music.
Timewaster is Galaxy Thief’s Single Out Now!
Magical and Catchy!
A 4-piece grassroots, home-grown indie rock band, based on the South coast of England, Galaxy Thief have their own farm-based studio. This gives them the freedom to write and record 24/7, whenever the inspiration grabs them. Rousing audiences with their incredible live charisma, the band have notched up several hundred live performances throughout the UK (including main stage at the British Grand Prix and The Invaders of the Future stage at BESTIVAL), wrote and recorded their first EP ‘Mind Games’ and released a string of singles which have all received significant radio play including BBC Introducing. Their track ‘Money’ featured on ITV’s ‘This Morning’ and Sky MYTV ‘My Top Ten’.
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