29 Nov 2011 — Henning Lahmann
Not even a single month after unleashing their
recommended debut LP
All That We See And Seem via
The Great Pop Supplement (you may stream the whole thing
here), New Jersey psych-pop group
The New Lines have already prepped a successor, an EP named
Witches' Milk that's about to be dropped by our favorite tape label
Moon Glyph.
Though lacking a proper chorus, with its warm, appealing bassline, reverberated organ quiver and pleasing horn section interludes, and most of all Hewson Chen's deep and unagitated croon, the mildly psychedelic throw-back piece that's "La Réciprocité" might actually be the band's finest pop song to date, and I shouldn't forget to mention that this means something when talking about this as yet rather underappreciated group.
Witches' Milk comes in an edition of 150 and is up for order now
over here.
