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Endless Forms offers enchanting number "Into the Swarm"

  • April 25, 2023
  • Malvika Padin
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Dream pop project Endless Forms delivers enchanting number “Into the Swarm,” taken from forthcoming album House of Love, an intimate and vulnerable collection reaching into the depths of emotional entanglement within a luscious soundscape.

A track that delves into self-doubt in a relationship, “Into the Swarm,” we’re taken through a dreamy blend of gentle vocals, dramatic strings, atmospheric rhythms and thoughtful lyrics that draw from the deepest nooks of the heart to express how true love might require a lot of attention but feels us with a significant feeling of upliftment.

Speaking of the track, writer and producer Justin Allen, the man behind the musical moniker of Endless Forms, said, “I wanted to express that true love is to let yourself become entangled and changed — to let yourself start worrying about other people and what happens to them, and to open yourself to that never-ending complexity and care. It requires so much more of you, but it makes life so immeasurably meaningful.”

Having made his debut as Endless Forms in 2015 with Lazarus, a cathartic collection meditating on life’s looming existential questions, the sonically diverse act sets the tone for what’s to come with the echoing melody and steady beats of his latest offering.

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