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Check out the video for I the Mighty's melodic electro track "Slow Dancing Forever" [Music Video]

  • March 22, 2016
  • Clark McCaskill
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When first hearing San Francisco-based rock band I the Mighty you may be reminded of post-rock artists like Saosin or Coheed and Cambria. Their latest song “Slow Dancing Forever,” shows their versatility and depth as musicians. Electronic sounds and driving melodies are blended to create a slow melody underscored by an upbeat danceable rhythm. It's a welcome evolution to the music many of us grew up and showcases an exciting side of the explosive group. Check out the video for the song below and be sure to give them a follow on their social channels.

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[youtube]https://youtu.be/wQYtL3L5Xls[/youtube]

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