Following last month's "Follow Me," Hamilton outfit Illitry are letting loose another danceable rock track to help preview an impending, as-yet-undetailed LP. This time, the band have unveiled a Southern Souls session supporting their track "White Noise."
The self-described "electro-organic" ensemble are seen in their loft pumping out a precious arrangement of staccato guitar licks and strange, backwards-masked sounds from a sampler, while shivery rhythms are sent out across a drum kit. The foursome soon lock into a post-Radiohead groove, all under the glow of lamps and a makeshift band logo constructed on a vintage Lite Brite kit.
Though details are slim, Illitry's new album is apparently set for a fall release.
For now, check out the video below.
The self-described "electro-organic" ensemble are seen in their loft pumping out a precious arrangement of staccato guitar licks and strange, backwards-masked sounds from a sampler, while shivery rhythms are sent out across a drum kit. The foursome soon lock into a post-Radiohead groove, all under the glow of lamps and a makeshift band logo constructed on a vintage Lite Brite kit.
Though details are slim, Illitry's new album is apparently set for a fall release.
For now, check out the video below.
