Lenox Hills have shared their third EP ‘Staring At The Solar’, by way of The Orchard.
Producing a buzz via a string of punchy performances, the Tennessee quartet enterprise additional into indie-rock with their newest launch. Sporting weak lyricism and ear-worm hooks, the risers lean into bitter-sweet acoustics on their spotlight title monitor, exuding a heat and emotional weight all through. The result’s a common, dynamic pay attention, greedy an viewers with its momentous, inter-weaving instrumentation.
Pieced collectively by brothers Luke and Packy Mullin, drummer Kyle Swenson and bass participant Kameron Dunn, Lenox Hills have been busy recording of their residence studio. Now embarking on quite a lot of reveals throughout Oxford, Chattanooga, Charlottesville and past, the outfit are savouring their new materials on the highway, gravitating in direction of new audiences.
Talking on the monitor, Mullin expands: “We couldn’t be prouder of this tune and what it represents for the way forward for our band. It’s vibey and straightforward listening, however emotionally weak on the identical time. We really feel like we nailed precisely what we have been going for and mentioned what we needed to say.”
Tune in now.
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Photograph credit score: Luke Rogers
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