Last year, Steven Foster released his self-titled EP as Omhouse, and now the experienced singer-songwriter has released a new single "Gutterbird."
In the video, Foster is dragged repeatedly along a gravel road as Johnny Marr-inspired melodies and atmospheric percussion accompany the singer's lyrical themes of masochism and loss of self-control. The Donlands and Mortimer contributor and Doldrums drummer says the track was inspired by touring with acts such as Blue Hawaii, Grimes and Purity Ring over the last year.
There's no word on when Foster's proper full-length will be released, but for now, you can watch "Gutterbird" below.
In the video, Foster is dragged repeatedly along a gravel road as Johnny Marr-inspired melodies and atmospheric percussion accompany the singer's lyrical themes of masochism and loss of self-control. The Donlands and Mortimer contributor and Doldrums drummer says the track was inspired by touring with acts such as Blue Hawaii, Grimes and Purity Ring over the last year.
There's no word on when Foster's proper full-length will be released, but for now, you can watch "Gutterbird" below.
