Do Easy

TASSEOMANCY's sophomore album, "Do Easy," is a whimsical journey through a dreamlike landscape of sound. The Toronto-based duo effortlessly blends elements of folk, psychedelia, and electronica to create a truly transcendent listening experience. From the opening track, "Dead Can Dance and Neil Young," it's clear that TASSEOMANCY is not afraid to push the boundaries of genre and experimentation. The ethereal vocals of Romy Lightman and Sari Lightman float effortlessly over swirling synths and hypnotic rhythms, creating a truly mesmerising sonic tapestry. Standout tracks like "Missoula" and "29 Palms" showcase the duo's songwriting prowess and ability to craft catchy, yet intricate melodies. The use of unconventional instruments, such as the omnichord and glockenspiel, adds a unique and quirky charm to the album. While "Do Easy" may not be for everyone, those willing to delve into TASSEOMANCY's enchanting world will be rewarded with a truly immersive and captivating musical experience. With its otherworldly soundscapes and haunting vocals, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression on all who dare to take the plunge into its mystical depths. So do yourself a favour and let TASSEOMANCY make your musical journey a little bit easier.