New Noise: The Shimmer

The Shimmer [5]

Recently was on the receiving end of a mysterious e-mail from a PR that was completely empty, save for an attached mp3 from a band called The Shimmer. If anything, the absence of a laboured description was far more interesting, and didn’t run the risk of pissing me off within three stubbornly contrived sentences. Taught me a couple of things really. Primarily that mystery is preferable to bad English, but also that this accidental form of music PR is, actually, far more effective than throwing the dictionary at music. I guess that this could be why music journalism is far more effective online, where you can listen to/download whatever is having the thesaurus poured out onto it.

Unsurprisingly, turned out that it was a mistake, but the unpretentious “No Surprise At All” had stirred my interest enough to reply to said e-mail, and I eventually received the usual sentence or two. Ironically, although the lack of wording had initially interested me, the paragraph that I eventually received was equally intriguing; not only is “No Surprise At All” unhinged rock & roll to overpower bland and heartless radio fodder, but the single was likely to actually be appreciated, as it turns out that the song will be released on Hit Club (Wolf Gang, Egyptian Hip Hop, Is Tropical, May 68) in the near future. Stumbled across the future of both ecstatically sincere rock & roll and music PR in the space of a couple of e-mails. Efficiency.

The Shimmer – No Surprise At All

The Shimmer – Lovers Void


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