| Glacial blue vinyl. Anchored by glossy guitar and under the glow of neon keys, Livingmore converts this kinetic motion into instant irresistible rock anthems that shimmer, shine, and soar all at once. Now, they're ready to move listeners more than ever with their second full-length album, Take Me [Nomad Eel Records]. "It's a dance-your-problems away album," Alex, lead singer, states, "Even though we all go through bummers, we can still jump around, rock out, have a good time, and not take life too seriously. Overall, it's our most movable album." Spencer, guitar and vocals,. "We really combined the spectrum of our influences to make you move." From the onset of the process, the band collaborated more than ever before with Mike Schadel, drums, producing and recording Take Me in the band's own studio and mixing and mastering it with Josiah Mazzaschi (Built To Spill, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Light FM). The band's influences include Garbage, The Hives, Roy Orbison, Modest Mouse, Wilco, Radiohead, The Cure, The Smiths, and Wes Anderson movies. In the end, Livingmore invite you on the ride with them. "I'm personally following a non-conformist path," Alex. "I live my life like that. The album's big message is to follow your unique path." "You're getting to know who we are in these songs, and the music is meant to reflect everything we're into. It's a nice rollercoaster ride," Spencer. |
