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BLANKETMAN, the Manchester-based band causing quite the stir in the indie scene.
Their debut album "National Trust" is a rollercoaster of infectious hooks and witty lyricism that will have you shimmying in your living room in no time.
Lead singer Adam Hopper's distinct vocals are reminiscent of a young Jarvis Cocker, effortlessly gliding over jangly guitars and buoyant basslines that will make you want to dance like it's 1995 all over again.
Tracks like "Beachbody" and "Harold" are absolute bangers that will have you hitting repeat before you even realize what's happening.
The band's playful sensibilities shine through on tracks like "Surfing in the Sky" and "Holy Green", blending catchy melodies with cheeky commentary on modern life.
BLANKETMAN doesn't take themselves too seriously, and it's this irreverent charm that sets them apart from their peers.
"National Trust" is a breath of fresh air in a music landscape often filled with pretentiousness and posturing.
BLANKETMAN's unapologetically fun approach to songwriting is a welcome reprieve, reminding us that music is ultimately about having a good time.
So grab your dancing shoes and give "National Trust" a spin - you won't regret it.
Their debut album "National Trust" is a rollercoaster of infectious hooks and witty lyricism that will have you shimmying in your living room in no time.
Lead singer Adam Hopper's distinct vocals are reminiscent of a young Jarvis Cocker, effortlessly gliding over jangly guitars and buoyant basslines that will make you want to dance like it's 1995 all over again.
Tracks like "Beachbody" and "Harold" are absolute bangers that will have you hitting repeat before you even realize what's happening.
The band's playful sensibilities shine through on tracks like "Surfing in the Sky" and "Holy Green", blending catchy melodies with cheeky commentary on modern life.
BLANKETMAN doesn't take themselves too seriously, and it's this irreverent charm that sets them apart from their peers.
"National Trust" is a breath of fresh air in a music landscape often filled with pretentiousness and posturing.
BLANKETMAN's unapologetically fun approach to songwriting is a welcome reprieve, reminding us that music is ultimately about having a good time.
So grab your dancing shoes and give "National Trust" a spin - you won't regret it.