Pop-Psych Band The Crowleys' Debut LP 'Strange Seasons' Delves into the World's Peculiarities

Throughout their years together, The Crowleys have focused on building a danceable set through a Venn diagram of inspiration from 60s rock, 80s pop and modern psychedelia. Peppered throughout their music is a driving and crunchy rhythm, distinctive synth warble, diverse vocals, and mind-melty pedalporn guitar.

Their debut LP, Strange Seasons, is a collection of songs by a Hamilton, ON, group of friends who wanted to share music with each other, and now the world. The album attempts to put the strangeness of the world into words and melody.

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The instrumentation for the focus track, "Seasons," was largely written by keyboard player/guitarist Justyn Horlick. It's an emotional jazzy turnaround that repeats for most of the song. The ending, inspired by the Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings song "100 Days, 100 Nights," features a transition from 4/4 time to 6/4 time. The lyrics on the other hand were penned by vocalist Giuliana Frontini, on a hot day in November when she noticed that she was unsettled by the temperature.

Watch + share the official "Seasons" music video, which is an abstract look at the allure of consumerism and the resulting environmental impact: https://youtu.be/APkEI-PTSTk

While the theme of Strange Seasons is lightly steeped in environmental angst there is a romantic current throughout with lyrics often referencing a relationship with another person as a means of surviving the elements.

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