Above: Outer World, in their own world.
Outer World are back at it with a new single and album, and a video premeire today via Post-Trash. Fortunately, too much of a good thing has never been a problem around these parts.
About the new Outer World single "Present Perfect Future Past" and the album HOME [CD02/KLP323] from which it is derived, Post-Trash says, "While there’s warmth to be found at home (and while listening to HOME), Outer World aren’t exactly aiming toward tranquility on the record’s lead single, 'Present Perfect Future Past,' a song built on collective revolution, a call to action from the duo and their co-conspirators. With a thick cloud of warbling grit, dimly lit surf-laced garage psych, and keys that feel washed in from another place and time, Outer World are able to drift from one reality to the next, as they make an imperative call for change. Blending layers of retro futurism together with a soft focus dissonance, the band balance post-punk’s looming shadows with the radiance of bent exuberant pop." I know, right? Check into the Post-Trash premeire of "Present Perfect Future Past" HERE.
Outer World is built from the singular chemistry between Kenneth Close (Positive No) and Tracy Wilson (Dahlia Seed, Ringfinger, Positive No), a technicolor love language that layers synthesized sound and samples alongside drums, guitar, bass, keyboards, and voice, blurring the line between modern technology, a shared history, and unified emotional truth. HOME [CD02/KLP323], which is on the streets September 18, is available now for PRE-ORDER from The K Mail Order Dept. All PRE-ORDERS ship by August 18.
Above: the new Outer World single "Present Perfect Future Past" is out today via all the usual suspects.