Music Review//COLOUR OF BONE - Low Mode
In an ever changing world music is a constant. It's often hard to keep anonymity when social media makes everything so visible but this is not a problem for Colour of Bone, who keeps his identity hidden behind the gorgeous mask of this vaguely Tim Burton-esque video.
The electro influenced rock fusion that characterizes the song is a perfect companion to the surreal and oft-colorful imagery that keeps your eyes glued to the screen for the duration.
Directed with a wonderfully free hand by Rock. Paper. Film. there's a perfect mix of visual flair and cinematic sensibility th
Once you take the journey through the crunching guitars and electronic melodies of Low Mode you'll be hard pressed to turn back as this debt single reels you in like slave to the jaw breaking rhythm that Low Mode throws out to the world like nothing else.
Reviewed by Sebastian Gahan.
The electro influenced rock fusion that characterizes the song is a perfect companion to the surreal and oft-colorful imagery that keeps your eyes glued to the screen for the duration.
Directed with a wonderfully free hand by Rock. Paper. Film. there's a perfect mix of visual flair and cinematic sensibility th
Once you take the journey through the crunching guitars and electronic melodies of Low Mode you'll be hard pressed to turn back as this debt single reels you in like slave to the jaw breaking rhythm that Low Mode throws out to the world like nothing else.
Reviewed by Sebastian Gahan.
