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The Holidays – "Voices Drifting"

  • July 26, 2013
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The Holidays (signed with Liberation Records in Australia and Rallye Label in Japan) take dream pop to a whole different level with "Voices Drifting". Native to Sydney, Australia, the threesome, comprised of Simon Jones, Alex Kortt and Andrew Kerridge, take an interest in musically "talking shit about a pretty sunrise." That statement proves true as their sonic quality (seen on their debut album, Post Paradise) reeks of vibrant, sun-soaked synths and tropical indie pop. 

"Voices Drifting" (released July 21) slightly deviates from The Holidays' usual path in preparation for the release of their second LP, set to be available sometime in 2014. It's a little more on the alternative side of things, which came as a minor surprise to us, as we all fell in love with fluorescent tracks such as "Heavy Feathers" off Post Paradise. 

Nonetheless, change is good, and until we can hear more of their new sound, anticipation remains a prominent emotion among fans. 

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