Monster Vision

COLUMBOID's latest offering, "Monster Vision," is a delightful romp through a psychedelic dreamscape that feels like a whimsical journey through a fever dream. The Brooklyn-based band creates a sonic landscape that is both playful and haunting, with a touch of nostalgia that feels both familiar and yet entirely novel. The album kicks off with the hypnotic "World of Ornament," a track that blends shimmering synths with funky bass lines and ethereal vocals. It sets the tone for the rest of the album, which is a kaleidoscope of sounds and textures that constantly keeps the listener on their toes. Tracks like "Secret Space" and "Telepathy" showcase COLUMBOID's ability to blend elements of psychedelia, pop, and experimental music into a cohesive and infectious sound. The band's knack for crafting earworm melodies is on full display here, with hooks that will burrow their way into your brain and refuse to leave. But it's not all sunshine and rainbows on "Monster Vision." Songs like "Brain Lodge" and "Ghost (Of a Good Time)" delve into darker and more introspective territory, with lyrics that touch on themes of isolation and longing. Overall, "Monster Vision" is a wild ride that will appeal to fans of bands like Tame Impala and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. COLUMBOID have truly outdone themselves with this latest effort, solidifying themselves as one of the most exciting and innovative bands in the indie music scene. Brush off your dancing shoes and dive headfirst into the weird and wonderful world of COLUMBOID.