Huffington Post highlighted the new MyFever album this afternoon, giving it a “hella rad” rating (or 4 out of 5 stars) and drawing comparisons to Kings of Leon and Modest Mouse.
Give Born for Spaces a spin below, and grab your own copy here.
Huffington Post highlighted the new MyFever album this afternoon, giving it a “hella rad” rating (or 4 out of 5 stars) and drawing comparisons to Kings of Leon and Modest Mouse.
Give Born for Spaces a spin below, and grab your own copy here.
MYFEVER's latest EP release, "Born For Spaces” (2017), has opened a new iteration of the band's sound. The first single "Golden" captures listeners in a suspended state of endless space. A choir of massive guitars and airy drums place you in a semi-fantasy state of mind, as the search for the “Golden Horizon” is voiced. The track “Childhood Keepsake, Circa 1991”, reveals a more tender side and embodies a consistent theme throughout the EP that is pure nostalgia. The sonic behavior of the songs feels almost familiar at first listen like sentimental memories emanating audio. Small hometown roots can be found in every note and every lyric. It’s honest, unapologetic and bolstering of a clear humanistic message.