INOHA are Finding Their Feet and Pushing Their Sound Forward.
Following the enormous success of “Seventh Heaven,” the San Antonio four-piece have stopped worrying about reproducing a particular sound and started exploring where their different musical interests might take them. The result is a record that finds plenty of humor in life’s frustrations while opening up new possibilities for the band.
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UNTITLED (HALO), STAR MOLES AND FRANKIE ROSE.
untitled (halo) pull guitar music into unexpected electronic territory, Star Moles find humor and heart in the absurdities of everyday life, and Frankie Rose turns grief and memory into the dark, expansive synth-pop of Hila.
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