A dark and mysterious gem, ‘Ever So Holy’ develops on an eclectic mix of industrial electronics and hard-hitting, fuzzy alt-rock energy, making for one of the most original records we have heard this week. The jump from gloomy synthwave to raw headbanging is almost seamless, a feature that greatly enriches the project and makes it stand out. Trish Discord does a good job here, teaming up with fellow creative Devon Aviles in order to dive deeper into her artistry.
Discord’s vocals are incredibly hypnotising, quite evocative yet dynamic and sharp, at home in rock and electronic settings alike. Hailing from the US, Trish has been quite productive in the past couple of years, managing to build a sizeable and niche audience. It’s easy to see why: she sounds authentic and unique.
If electro-rock and alt are what gets you going, you’ll find ‘Ever So Holy’ an intriguing listening experience. The song’s big, flat-out chorus really did a number on us – find out why.
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