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Dec 17, 2023 · 'Pratts & Pain' is poised to achieve greatness during the upcoming festival season, perfect for leisurely drives in the cool breeze, lively summer parties, and memorable late-night singalongs. It embodies a unique blend of the captivating styles of MGMT and Car Seat Headrest, earning it high praise and admiration.
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PRATTS & PAIN brings everything from the band's history together on a record that's reverent towards their beginnings but unafraid to push forwards into new sounds. This loose, open formula for what makes a Royel Otis song is written all over PRATTS & PAIN, an album defined by it's sense of fun and adventure.
Mar 28, 2024 · PRATTS & PAIN – Royel Otis. PRATTS AND PAIN marks a milestone, a point in time in which their sonic landscape is markedly changed. At the same time as the duo has been slowly drip-feeding their music into the world, they have also been slowly tinkering with their sound.
‘PRATTS & PAIN’ is a leap forward sonically, but it’s also Royel Otis being comfortable with their sound being as eclectic as they are. Take ‘Foam’ for example; thematically, it’s about addiction and the emotional exhaustion it can have on a relationship that is derived from a longing for love. It is also the grooviest bit of psych ...
Feb 21, 2024 · Royel Otis: Pratts & Pain. Brilliantly vibrant, fresh yet oddly timeless indie-pop, post-punk by the Australian duo Royel Maddell and Otis Pavlovic, with echoes of 60s-90s garage rock, 80s indie, Velvet Underground to the The Strokes, and produced here by the acclaimed Dan Carey. There’s a crisp zip to their music from the very start with ...
Feb 15, 2024 · Royel Otis – ‘Pratts and Pain’ album review: a waste of talent. THE SKINNY: Royel Otis hail from Australia, although they wrote and recorded Pratts and Pain over in England with the help of iconic producer Dan Carey, who has worked with a range of successful artists from Black Midi to Fontaine’s D.C. Despite being in seemingly safe ...
Oct 6, 2023 · Pop-inspired heartache that is both poetic, and unsettling. It is a pleasure to hear the intimacy and cosiness as Royel Otis embrace their playful, endearingly boyish spirit, creating a really beautiful meeting of sounds. Pair this with the group’s dreamy indie melodies, and ‘Pratts & Pain’ is full of sugary sweet, woozy deliciousness.
