Shallow Sense – “It’s a Lie That Time Can Heal”

March 28, 2011 at 4:58 pm

Shallow SenseI wrote about Shallow Sense a couple of years ago, when they had released a new EP. Now they are on their way to release a new EP, “It’s a Lie That Time Can Heal”, and I find that a lot has happened with their music.

Well, they sound almost like a completely different band today, even if the final song on the EP, “Stay”, reminds me of the earlier songs. In the other tracks the guitars have left space for the electronica, the introverted for the extroverted and the focus is on strong pop melodies, which they do really well. If I placed them between Coldplay and The Killers last time, we can throw out Coldplay from the game this time and stay with The Killers.

You can find Shallow Sense on their site and on Facebook. Here’s the second song from the EP, “Changes”:

Changes

Shallow Sense

March 16, 2009 at 4:22 pm

The Västerås band Shallow Sense plays a mellow grand pop with some indie feeling. Like if  Coldplay and The Killers started playing together. And Shallow Sense does a really job at this.

You can listen to this on their 4-track EP, which they recently released. It’s an even and strong record, where I find the dramatic “Weak” the strongest track. You can listen to the song here below. I think that they have created an impressive base here, that shows that Shallow Sense really should be taken seriously.

You can download the entire EP for free on Shallow Sense’s site and on their Myspace page.

Listen to and download two songs:

Goldbrick
Weak

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