As previously reported, experimental electronic pop prince Panda Bear has been unfurling tracks from his upcoming Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper through a series of radio premieres. Now three songs deep into the promotion, the musician born Noah Lennox has unveiled his psyche-melting "Acid Wash."
This latest track is blanketed in all sorts of static drips and technicolor blips, though the expansive wall of sound never threatens to overtake Lennox's famously fawn-like vocal melodies. While the psychedelic lullaby gently waltzes through most of its runtime, its closing cacophony wigs out like a bad flashback.
You can stream the song now over at NPR.
Panda Bear had previously premiered the set's "Sequential Circuits" and "Tropic of Cancer," as well as a video for the record's "Boys Latin."
Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper drops in full via Domino on January 13.
This latest track is blanketed in all sorts of static drips and technicolor blips, though the expansive wall of sound never threatens to overtake Lennox's famously fawn-like vocal melodies. While the psychedelic lullaby gently waltzes through most of its runtime, its closing cacophony wigs out like a bad flashback.
You can stream the song now over at NPR.
Panda Bear had previously premiered the set's "Sequential Circuits" and "Tropic of Cancer," as well as a video for the record's "Boys Latin."
Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper drops in full via Domino on January 13.
