Indie-folk outfit Pylo have unveiled the brand new music video to their track ‘Enemies’ - as well as releasing it as a free download.
Describing their sound as inspired by folk, indie and post rock genres they aim to capture the essence of all, juxtaposing them to produce a unique blend of thumping rhythm, softly strummed guitars and melodious vocal harmonies. Pylo cite their influences musically as Pink Floyd, Radiohead, The National and Coldplay.
Debut single ‘Enemies’, produced by Dave Eringa (Manic Street Preachers, Idlewild, Nine Black Alps), has a rhythmic heartbeat layered with soaring, sombre vocals and epic guitars. ‘Enemies’ effectively transforms from a subtle and solemn intro to a raucous and blissful crescendo of reverb and cymbals. You can download it freehere.
Formed in early 2012 Pylo are a five piece from Bath comprising of Matthew Aldus (vocals), James Scott (guitar), Johan Jorgensen (guitar), Richard Gully (bass) and Max Blunos (drums).
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