While great on the whole, Cold Specks is about to package Neuroplasticity track "Bodies at Bay" as a standalone single. Also included, though, will be the doom-soul singer's take on Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' "We Know Who U R," which you can stream ahead of the September 16 street date through Arts & Crafts.
Al Spx's approach to the Push the Sky Away single plays out fairly similarly, focusing on the airy tremolo ripple of a keyboard and a deceptively pepped-up bass line. Subbing for Cave's unmistakable baritone, though, is Cold Specks' gold-flecked vibrato, which brings a gospel feel to lines juxtaposing the morning dew and a little bird's chirrup with burning trees and blackened hands.
You'll find the revamp of Cave's modern classic down below.
Al Spx's approach to the Push the Sky Away single plays out fairly similarly, focusing on the airy tremolo ripple of a keyboard and a deceptively pepped-up bass line. Subbing for Cave's unmistakable baritone, though, is Cold Specks' gold-flecked vibrato, which brings a gospel feel to lines juxtaposing the morning dew and a little bird's chirrup with burning trees and blackened hands.
You'll find the revamp of Cave's modern classic down below.