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Unrestrained by genre, Loka, who hail from Liverpool, are as likely to
find inspiration in the music of Brian Wilson and Ennio Morricone
as they are a CD of ship horn alert calls, inhabiting the outer fringes
of electronic music, white noise, and a crackling jazz 78.
Loka and Julius come together here with a track of post-modern
Canterbury-style lysergic pop that distills the best and most
audacious of each artist.
The EP comprises four versions of ‘Invisible’, a joint composition
which suggests that obscurity and ‘being small’ may not actually
be a bad thing.
find inspiration in the music of Brian Wilson and Ennio Morricone
as they are a CD of ship horn alert calls, inhabiting the outer fringes
of electronic music, white noise, and a crackling jazz 78.
Loka and Julius come together here with a track of post-modern
Canterbury-style lysergic pop that distills the best and most
audacious of each artist.
The EP comprises four versions of ‘Invisible’, a joint composition
which suggests that obscurity and ‘being small’ may not actually
be a bad thing.
