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Sorry, Heels
Distances EP
Sorry, Heels
Last year we received and reviewed the debut EP
of Sorry, Heels “Wasted”; and we met to a band which displays
this fresh combination of Post Punk, Shoegaze, 90’s Alternative
Rock, and this time we can add to the mix some Dream Pop textures.
Their music is very pleasant to the ear; they bring us a very
relaxing and tasteful experience here. Sorry, Heels is developing a
very interesting music style, and this band has a well-defined
identity: Just check the artwork and the music; this is really classy
stuff. Here we can perceive passion for creating music, and honesty.
Sorry, Heels is a band with undeniable talent; they have their own
style, awesome songs, and they are more than ready to create a great
debut album. And I really hope to see it in the near future.
“Were The Heart Is”
comes with an ethereal Dream Pop sound, and this atmosphere is
seductive. This dream like mood is followed by strong guitar tones
and passion. It is like fire and water; there’s a total duality
here. “The Lapse” is so catchy it has great melody, this track is
very into the 90’s alternative sound, and the voice has a great
performance here; it fits really well to those transitions. “A Song
From Below” is simply sublime and entrancing at the beginning. This
song is brilliantly constructed; the changes and transitions in the
pace of this song are executed with majesty. I’m talking here about
this transition from a dream-like soundscape to this stronger
guitar-driven sound; this is awesome. Great work here! “Secretly
Done” is warm and tasteful; this song has some kind of psychedelic
feel, and this is quite possible: Remember the fact that this band
has mentioned to The Velvet Underground as one of their influences.
“Longing For Distance” is dramatic and has strong feeling; and
once more you can perceive this dark-psychedelic sensation. This song
has a very intelligent use of transitions; is very interesting.
Sorry, Heels has created two very interesting
EPs; and the next step for this band should be a full-length album.
They have talent, a well-defined music style, and they are doing
great music. This is a very promising new act in the Post Punk scene
of The New Millennium.
Daniel Olvera
