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Ecstasy – "FRNDS 4LYF"

  • November 20, 2013
  • Lauren Jefferson
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British band Ecstasy continues to make waves of indie dance with their layers of synths and joyous shoegazed pop. Following up their debut single, “FRNDS 4 LYF” is the second track announced from the band's forthcoming Exhale EP. The track bursts into your ears with the same uplifting wall of sound and boy/girl vocals that made “Exhale” feel like an anthem. Unlike the first single though, this track holds more rock structure, making it easier for people to fall for Ecstasy and their Cults-meets-M83 approach.

National Anthem, home to similar bands like Chvrches and Haim, will be releasing the full Exhale EP on December 9th. It will be available digitally and physically pressed as a 10-inch record.

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Exhale EP

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  • December 9, 2013
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1. Exhale
2. FRNDS 4LYF
3. White Limos
4. Melt
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