Reviresco recalibrated indie rock with woozy psychedlic tuning in his debut, Put it to One Side

Reviresco tuned into the key of psychedelically woozy alt-rock with his debut single, Put it to One Side. Through mind-warping instrumentation that prises the monocultural mould away from rock, Reviresco followed in the footsteps of the Beatles by incorporating the timbre of spirituality, while distinguishing himself through mantra-esque lyricism that dares you to adopt a less dysfunctional frame of mind. With all the calming charisma of a cult leader fused with a consoling warmth which refracts through kaleidoscopic tones, Reviresco lets you imagine what the Britpop movement could have been if it dabbled in a few more psychedelics and was less concerned with swagger. Each downstroke on the bass and swirl of modulation feels considered but never contrived, as if each note was struck by instinct rather than calculation. As the effects settle into your consciousness, the track invites you into its introspective temple. It’s music for those who’ve lost the ability to rationalise the world’s dysfunction but haven’t lost the will to hope that something better is possible. The Chiltern Hills-based project is the long-brewing solo outlet of Ian McEwan, previously known to gig-goers through his work with Halloween Jack. Rooted in decades of live performances and compositions, Reviresco […] The post Reviresco recalibrated indie rock with woozy psychedlic tuning in his debut, Put it to One Side appeared first on A&R Factory.

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Reviresco tuned into the key of psychedelically woozy alt-rock with his debut single, Put it to One Side. Through mind-warping instrumentation that prises the monocultural mould away from rock, Reviresco followed in the footsteps of the Beatles by incorporating the timbre of spirituality, while distinguishing himself through mantra-esque lyricism that dares you to adopt a less dysfunctional frame of mind. With all the calming charisma of a cult leader fused with a consoling warmth which refracts through kaleidoscopic tones, Reviresco lets you imagine what the Britpop movement could have been if it dabbled in a few more psychedelics and was less concerned with swagger. Each downstroke on the bass and swirl of modulation feels considered but never contrived, as if each note was struck by instinct rather than calculation. As the effects settle into your consciousness, the track invites you into its introspective temple. It’s music for those who’ve lost the ability to rationalise the world’s dysfunction but haven’t lost the will to hope that something better is possible. The Chiltern Hills-based project is the long-brewing solo outlet of Ian McEwan, previously known to gig-goers through his work with Halloween Jack. Rooted in decades of live performances and compositions, Reviresco […]

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