Psychedelic rock act FOAMER’s self-titled debut EP is out now.
Closing track “Vessel” follows a swaying groove built around blissed-out guitars and agile drums. Arpeggios twinkle and cascading notes buzz while frontman Noah Mailliard, singing in a sighing, spaced-out register, ponders the feeling of being “tied to the weight of the world.” About halfway through the track, he resolves, “It is what it is/That’s ok/I’ve got time.” With that declaration of zen, things blossom outward in a hazy supernova of power chords and cathartic soloing, fading out finally into muffled, pillowy silence. It’s a soothing and reassuring finish to an album that also features a song called “Brain Attack” and whose artwork taps into a sense of abject existential despair that gives Munch’s The Scream a run for its money.
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