Satellite
Stories The Trap (Dec’14) comes
bursting out of the traps with brass, a military drum beat and the chorus
upfront. There’s a ska feel to the verses and a few changes of pace in the
third minute but on the whole song is like an Eskimo having sex outside. Hard
pumping to the finish line.
The Trap is a song about staying true to your heart in a relationship against the
pressure to conform to societal norms, the horns are what make this song
stand out from the others. And it does stand out from the others. The Trap is the best Satellite Stories
song and one of the best indie songs of 2015.
Satellite Stories are from Oulu, a progressive university city in Northern Norway. They have been on the job since 2008. The Trap is the first single off Satellite Stories third album Vagabonds (March’15).
Shit you need to know:
Indie Shuffle said The Trap sounds like Two Door Cinema Club and Walla. These characters called it , “...a blaring call to arms.” I was thinking of Of Monsters And Men but I’m simple so of course I am.
The new album was produced by Simon ‘Barny’ Barnicott who has previously worked with the Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, Bombay Bicycle Club and The Preatures.
Satellite Stories have mentioned a fondness for The Wombats, Vampire Weekend and Two Door Cinema Club. One of the bands favourite bands is The Royal Concept.
The band describe their music as, “always danceable indie rock” while others have said it is “upbeat, enthusiastic in nature”.
In 2012 Satellite
Stories were the second most blogged about band in the world.
The special
Satellite Stories songs are Heartbeat, Lights Go Low
and Vagabonds.
The dodgy double dip
comes courtesy of Swedish indie rock band The Royal Concept as Satellite
Stories mentioned they have a hard on for them and their anthemic singalong
track On Our Way (2013).
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