Night Windows
Image

About a year ago, Night Windows released the lovely LP, “In Memories.” “Nonsense” is the new follow-up EP, featuring three songs of introspection. Where last year’s LP was primarily the work of one person, Ben Hughes, with some assistance from others, the EP is more of a full band affair, with a thicker, richer sound. “Your Phone Call,” the lead single, starts out with acoustic guitar, but the full band quickly comes in, and as the song evolves the arrangement thickens. The pace is moderately bright, but the overall feeling is one of pensive rumination. I particularly like the lovely backing vocals that remind me a bit of Stereolab. “Baseball Cards” is a favorite, with a solid singer-songwriter feel in the vocals, but with a gorgeous dreamy arrangement that features guitar, bass, drums, piano, synths, and I think I hear a toy piano in there at times. And “Boring You to Death” takes a pop melody and turns it into a wonderfully moody singer-songwriter tune. Music is supposed to set a mood and evoke feelings, and Night Windows does that very well.

“At just over eleven minutes, there`s so much packed into the six-hundred and seventy five seconds shared. The three numbers will leave you with not only plenty of food for thought.”

“A warm melodic rhythmic musical offering with an observational contemplation”

-Maximum Volume Music

Load More

Tunes

Releases

Image

In Circles

Image

Nonsense [EP]

Image

In Memories

Image

A Week or Two That Will Sorely Be Missed

Image

Home [EP]

Image

Not Listening [EP]

Shows

Newsletter

Subscribing...

Success. Check your email for a confirmation link.