Originative duo Psylhouette return their new album Psylhouette II, six years after their debut full length, and following on from a three year absence since their latest single release. Once again, Juli Holz and Tristan Learmonth come up with something which sounds approachable without having to abandon the experimental and avantgardistic properties of their art.
An Age Found is a low sung, nearly mesmeric dreampop cut which opens the new album to an exciting start, as they band seem to remain consistent with their flirtation with krautrock and trip hop, providing additional color and character to their melodious shoegaze and dreampop footing.
The song comes with a very nice video shot in Berlin, following Juli on her bike around Templehof Airport.
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