Northampton born and London based dreampop band Phantom Isle are back with their spacey, and atmospheric new single "Four Walls", and the band have revealed a glitchy new video for the track. The track really shouts of promise and is clearly the band aiming for the heights of stadiums and arenas as the vocal structure has a vibe to it that you can easily see thousands of people singing all at once.
Commanding guitar tones and driving bass and drums complete this psychedelic tinted dream-pop anthem. Speaking about the song’s lyrics, brothers Peter and Matt Marchant say: "There’s nothing we’d rather be doing than music for sure, but it’s a difficult path to success as any artist will tell you and this song is about some of those sacrifices that people make for their art and the impact that this can sometimes have on their lives. "
Head on down and check out "Four Walls" by Phantom Isle now.
Commanding guitar tones and driving bass and drums complete this psychedelic tinted dream-pop anthem. Speaking about the song’s lyrics, brothers Peter and Matt Marchant say: "There’s nothing we’d rather be doing than music for sure, but it’s a difficult path to success as any artist will tell you and this song is about some of those sacrifices that people make for their art and the impact that this can sometimes have on their lives. "
Head on down and check out "Four Walls" by Phantom Isle now.