Crafting lyricism with candid veracity, Brimheim’s brand of indie rock provides the unexpected yet catchy. Imagine the illegitimate love child of Florence Welsh and PJ Harvey — a goth teen who listens to Radiohead and reads Murakami. Articulate phrases run their nails along her day-to-day attempts to decipher the ‘how to’ of happiness. Naturally, an underlying current of anxiety undulates throughout, but occasional flowerings of hope and humor offer a welcome and
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Crafting lyricism with candid veracity, Brimheim’s brand of indie rock provides the unexpected yet catchy. Imagine the illegitimate love child of Florence Welsh and PJ Harvey — a goth teen who listens to Radiohead and reads Murakami. Articulate phrases run their nails along her day-to-day attempts to decipher the ‘how to’ of happiness. Naturally, an underlying current of anxiety undulates throughout, but occasional flowerings of hope and humor offer a welcome and contrasting fragrance. The forthcoming debut EP, Myself Misspelled, produced by award-winning danish producer, Nis Bysted and Oliver Voltz, will present the Danish/Faroese singer/songwriter through an impressively dynamic range of expressions — dark and volatile guitars, naive drummachines, and the same kind of existential vulnerability that oozes from Mitski and Julia Jacklin’s work. Though exploratory in style, her strong and sincere vocals are the heart beating through each of
