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Imperial April shared a new album "Imperial April"

  • December 2, 2023
  • Natalie Patrick
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Imperial April, a band that plays indie-rock music, has just released their new album, named after the band. The album has twelve songs, and it lasts for thirty-six minutes and fifty-four seconds. This album is a big step forward for the band, as they explore new musical styles, while still keeping their well-known sound.

Imperial April has created a mix of sounds that go beyond what you would normally hear in indie-rock music. The album has songs that are really catchy and make you want to sing along, but it also has some quieter and more thoughtful songs that show a different side of the band.

The album starts with a song called "Peachy," which is a throwback to the band's earlier music from 2020. This song has a really fun beat and is full of energy, like some famous bands such as Courtney Love, The Beths, and Garbage.

The lead singer, Victoria Knopp, sings on all of the songs. She has a really powerful voice that can go from screaming to soft and dreamy, depending on the song. The band is really good at playing different kinds of music, so each song sounds different and interesting.

The band's leader, Victoria Knopp, wrote and produced the album. She talks about how the band had a hard time making the album because of the pandemic and some changes in the band's members. But, even with these challenges, they made a really great album that shows who they are as people and as musicians.

The album has a lot of songs that talk about feeling scared, looking for meaning in life, and wanting to connect with other people. Victoria sings about all of these things in a really powerful way that makes you feel like you're not alone.

If you like indie-rock music, you should check out Imperial April's new album on any streaming platform. The album is really good and will take you on a musical journey that will make you feel happy, sad, and everything in between.

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