Austin, Texas trio The Schisms unleash a hypnotic surge of energy on "I Learn To Love". One thing that hit me from the get-go was how the moody guitar gripped my ears for the opening 10 seconds or so. Once those moody vocals came in, I was captivated - hooked, line and sinker, if you will.
... a gritty, post-punk-infused track that blends psychedelic textures with a moody haze built for late-night festival sets.
This is also the lead single from their upcoming EP "Tejas". Co-produced alongside Grammy winner Stuart Sikes, the track has a gritty post-punk sound with a slight hint of Americana about it, all intertwined with some psychedelic undertones that give the track a perfect moody haze.
I can easily see this track being one of their top songs to play live, and with an EP and two albums already released, it certainly seems like the band are now gearing up for something bigger. This track sounds like it's been written for those big stages and festival tents to be performed at night while everyone is getting groovy.
With plenty of textures milling about the track, this is certainly an earworm that will have you coming back for more.