Danish Trio, Fox Paloma, have released a wonderful 60s period EP, enhanced by being recorded at The Courettes' studio on the studio's period recording equipment. The four songs cover the second half of 60s Pop in splendid fashion.
The trio consist of brothers Linus and Rasmus Holst and Jake Hubert Gardiner and the sound is gentle, but beautifully arranged instrumentally. Gardiner's vocals in particular are a revelation, fitting perfectly with the EP's direction.
Madame Bay is melodramatic with big hints of Psych Pop, Bubble is in Tremeloes territory and Retrospectacular is more than a little Christie and Love Affair in feel with a real UK Beat Pop feel. Tuesday Eyes is a stand out ballad that is both big and incredibly addictive and undeniably wrought 60s Pop that edges towards Toytown with its wonderful keyboard run.
The instrument cupboard has been well and truly raided to a massively benefit effect. The arrangements are top notch and you are left wanting much more. I personally can't wait for the album. Highly Recommended!
You can listen to and buy the EP here.
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