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Supernatural groovers Sad Palace give us some hazed out splendor with their latest cut Honeycone--a superb slice of guitars and gorgeous vocals that all come together like a perfect sunset. A limited edition cassette version of the track is available via Kissability
Ice-cool experimental pop from South Quartet 4-piece Sad Palace. Melody Crux is a luscious jazz bop with some pretty swell vocals. Watch the vibrant visual treatment above and get to know this tasty quartet better!
SAD PALACE : MELODY CRUX
South-Coast four-piece Sad Palace unveil the visuals to latest single icy-pop single Melody Crux
“Sad Palace create glacial pop” DIY -- “strong and expansive” The 405 – “Sparkling with potential” Clash – “confidence in creativity” DORK South Coast quartet Sad Palace unveil the video to latest single, Melody Crux, released earlier this month via Kissability. Basic shapes and bold colours offer a sleek insight into Sad Palaces vision, cold artistic precision matching the groups acclaimed glacial sound. Brimful of grooving attitude, the single is a continuation of the icy pop Sad Palace have already made their name with, just three sharp releases into their career. Fizzing organs and piercing alt.rock guitars sit atop jazzy breaks, delivered seamlessly by the rhythm section, whilst imperious vocals deliver commanding hooks, breaking at times into infectious falsetto. If the track is channelling late night vibes, then here’s why: 'Most of the lyrics were written on a night out, sometimes you go out partying for the night when you really shouldn't. It's a weird feeling, being out dancing and drinking, and then realising you're just not in the mood.The music stays really upbeat as the words slowly deteriorate with the night, because the night doesn't care about your feelings, it goes on anyway.' Sad Palace’s previous single Frostbeat was released on limited edition tape as part of International Cassette Store Day earlier this year, a move echoing their sonic combination of retro and contemporary influences. With online acclaim building, invites to perform at the exclusive Sofar Sounds sessions and another glacial diamon under their belt, Sad Palace look set to break beyond their small town constraints, possessing the creativity and ambition to level-up to national indie stalwarts. Sad Palace Online Spotify / Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / Soundcloud
South Coast dance-surf rockers Sad Palace share an endearing and melodic slice of rhythmic vibrancy with their latest titled Melody Crux. This feel good funky banger was officially issued via Kissability. Check it above!
Lusciously emotive pop from South Coast 4-peace Sad Palace. Tasty Frostbeat delivers righteous riffs, superb vocals set to a dreamy keyboard soaked melodies and was officially issued by Kissabiltiy! Watch the perfectly pastoral treatment above!
Sad Palace made us very happy when they made their debut almost a year ago with Rainbow Melt, a psychedelic rock bonanza that immediately brought to mind the likes of Tame Impala, Temples, and Arctic Monkeys. Yet we made the egregious error of missing their return singles recently. Luckily, the UK four piece recently dropped a visualizer for their latest release, Frostbeat, and we happened to catch news of it on our socials. Delve into a misty mournful, coastal drafty world as Sad Palace serenades us with their phenomenal song. Frostbeat feels dewy pensive at first, but it soon spreads into a groovy psychedelic soundscape saturated with vibrant guitar riffs and chromatic keys before full on erupting into ruthless rock glory. Frostbeat is out via all major services now. It will also be available on cassette tape come Cassette Tape Day on October 14th.