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A Sudden Burst of Colour
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A Sudden Burst of Colour drops their newest album 'Galvanize'

  • February 5, 2024
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A Sudden Burst of Colour just put out their newest album Galvanize with its 8 jams that altogether last about 41 minutes. They mixed their usual sound with some electronic vibes to cook up something new and you can tell they pushed themselves into unexplored territory to make this record special. The two songs getting some radio play, "The North Orchard" and "Vertigo Season", give you a taste of what to expect.

This record's unique because the band went indie with its release. You gotta respect their commitment to their art and desire to share it their own way. Each track takes you through different vibes and experiences that all tie together to tell one story. The last song Silencer leaves you with feelings that stick around.

But "Galvanize" ain't just an album, it's the band making a statement. They want you to hop on for the ride and break out of the ordinary with them. You can stream or buy it anywhere you get your music. Its a musical declaration of independence that you definitely gotta hear.

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