Portsmouth duo, Drusila, are a band adorned with infectious injections of 80's synths and electronica rippling through their tunes. Frontman and lead vocalist George William Robert and drummer Hugo Seckington brought us 'Want You' and 'Forget' earlier this year and now we are met with latest release 'Confusion'. Clearly having a busy year of recording, they have a lot of material up their sleeves.
Confusion has an intricate flow. You begin to notice something quite special as you fall deeper into the arrangements of the track. George's vocals curl charmingly around the burts of synths and constant drum pattern which remains with an enticing force. As we reach the end, we are met with a soundscape of archived sounds complimented with a faster paced understated beat. This breaks up the musical current just right into, almost a state of reflection, enhancing the motion of confusion. It's written with relatability and enhances feelings we have all experienced in our day to day interactions, nothing is always clear and this track blurs that cloudy line.
Drusila are a band who are not to be missed live. There is something really special about the musicality and instrumentation in the band that interconnects to create a stimulating and absorbing live set.
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