The two Irishmen are known as Frankenstein Bolts and create, as they state it, "synthy folky melodies with noisey bits and some beep beep boops thrown in for good measure". How could we not like them from the very first moment? Especially that those melodies make a top shelf dreampop music.
"Aglow & Spark" is the second album by the duo Cullen-Comerford. It's opened by a genius "Land and Water". It's a very subtle track, if it wasn't for the mesmerizing drums, it would even be sleepy. But the outstanding and airy chorus is worth waiting for. Other pleasant track would be a ballad-like "Languages (I Know)". However, the album's pace gets higher and higher with next songs and sometimes ("The Lonely Hour", "Anatomic Major") it's already a fast but stil delicate pop. The finish of the album gets back to the baseline.
And the baseline means a music that is as delicate as a lotion for a newborn ass. But applied via ears.
The album is not cheap, it costs 10 EUR for digital version. But you can listen to it via Spotify too.
