Fur Trapper served postmodern ache through razor-sharp refrains in the frenetic synth pop hit, ‘Never Enough’

Fur Trapper hit like a strobe-lit wrecking ball with Never Enough, a frenetic synth pop blast from the Y2K past. If you couldn’t get enough of Shiny Toy Guns, Metric, and Kill Hannah, your serotonin levels will spike with the sheer velocity of the track’s hyper-aesthetic sound design, as it pummels euphoria into your synapses. Through feisty-with-futurism vocals that match the voltage of the post-punk and industrial-pop-soaked instrumentals, Lisa Rieffel pulls you straight into a vortex of psychological disquiet, spiked with razor-sharp reflections on how disillusionment drags you under. Fulfilment flickers on the horizon, unreachable. Never Enough catches that ache and wires it into a hypercharged groove that bruises as it glows. Rieffel’s performance is urgent, wired, and impossible to ignore, gripping you by the collar and dragging you through a sonic world built on overstimulation and cold clarity. It’s a fever-pitch anthem for the modern consumer burnout. The surreal visualiser, written and directed by Rieffel, intensifies the punch. Constructed through large-scale greenscreen, the video plunges you into a dream state of digital distortion and existential static. Nods to Wings of Desire ground the surrealism in vulnerability while keeping one eye fixed on the emptiness stitched into the modern condition. […] The post Fur Trapper served postmodern ache through razor-sharp refrains in the frenetic synth pop hit, ‘Never Enough’ appeared first on A&R Factory.

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Fur Trapper hit like a strobe-lit wrecking ball with Never Enough, a frenetic synth pop blast from the Y2K past. If you couldn’t get enough of Shiny Toy Guns, Metric, and Kill Hannah, your serotonin levels will spike with the sheer velocity of the track’s hyper-aesthetic sound design, as it pummels euphoria into your synapses. Through feisty-with-futurism vocals that match the voltage of the post-punk and industrial-pop-soaked instrumentals, Lisa Rieffel pulls you straight into a vortex of psychological disquiet, spiked with razor-sharp reflections on how disillusionment drags you under. Fulfilment flickers on the horizon, unreachable. Never Enough catches that ache and wires it into a hypercharged groove that bruises as it glows. Rieffel’s performance is urgent, wired, and impossible to ignore, gripping you by the collar and dragging you through a sonic world built on overstimulation and cold clarity. It’s a fever-pitch anthem for the modern consumer burnout. The surreal visualiser, written and directed by Rieffel, intensifies the punch. Constructed through large-scale greenscreen, the video plunges you into a dream state of digital distortion and existential static. Nods to Wings of Desire ground the surrealism in vulnerability while keeping one eye fixed on the emptiness stitched into the modern condition. […]

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