twotwentytwo: Clear Vinyl LP

On new EP twotwentytwo, indie riser THALA continues to embrace vulnerability, summoning long-buried emotions to colour her ardent love for lyricism amid psych-tinged 90s indie soundscapes. Filled with potent songwriting and coming-of-age anthems straight from the heart, these everyday love stories surrender to lifes insecurities. Evoking the soundscapes of Slowdive and Deerhunter, whilst recalling the widescreen pop of boygenius and Snail Mail. Recorded in London and Berlin earlier this year, twotwentytwo follows the release of In Theory Depression, THALAs first EP on Fire Records. Spanning six tracks, it builds on its predecessors fearless lyricism, excavating deep-set feelings of loss, pain, desire and conflict against luminous production and addictive melodies. Following rammed appearances at SXSW and The Great Escape, and having picked up the attention BBC Radio 1s Jack Saunders, THALA shows no signs of slowing down Blissful guitars and evocative crescendos permeate THALAs unique vision of dreampop, revelling in soaring choruses and intimate storylines. On its surface, twotwentytwo boasts a kind of glorious emotive draw – youd be forgiven for mistaking any one of these tracks as a backdrop to any teen-angst drama. However, while THALA wants her songs to feel nostalgic, its the complexity of her songwriting that sees her modern compositions really resonate and she is keen to stress her lyrics can be interpreted in numerous ways. And therein lies the heart of this release – a cathartic, wildly empowering, self-explorative from a future indie heartbreaker at her gutsy best.

Tracklist:
Side A
1. It Was You
2. I Know When You Care
3. Windowsill

Side B
1. Honey
2. twotwentytwo
3. Ferris Wheel