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Tennyson paints with a new brush on 'Uh Oh! EP'

  • October 2, 2017
  • Karl Dobias
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Boasting millions of plays across multiple streaming platforms and a place on Skrillex's OWSLA label, the brother sister duo Tennyson have been busy building a catalogue of songs to make their mark on the scene.  Having worked together on music since childhood, their music has a level of experimentation and sincerity usually not found with their contemporaries.

Last week marked the release of Uh Oh!, the band's follow up to their project Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with Mr. Carmack earlier this year.  The EP's cover art draws you in with its bright colors; most listeners will be thrilled to find out that the music sounds almost exactly how that cover looks.  With track titles like "your face tastes like my happy place" and "Pancake Feet" and songs that feature influences from most genres at the forefront of your mind, Uh Oh!'s use of real world sounds and cartoonish aesthetic come together harmoniously to provide an 18 minute journey to the pleasure centers of your soul.  Heck, it's even got an Aloe Blacc feature.

Uh Oh! is available now.  Listen to it here.

Connect with Tennyson: Facebook | Soundcloud | Twitter | Instagram

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