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OR’s Wild Ones walk the line of DIY oddity and polished pop sheen via a mash of R&B synths

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tricot have developed a unique sound that utilizes captivating guitar interplay and stop-and-start percussion over complex polyrhythms while harnessing the emotional vocals of singer Ikkyu Nakajima

Elephant Gym - Underwater Cassette nai harvest OR’s Wild Ones walk theElephant Gym builds worlds through a bass driven, jazz and funk inflected writing style that teems with agile, articulate excitement. While commonly associated with the sub genre of math rock, Elephant Gym employs their own unique technical candor, with rhythms and melodies that never cross the line into uncomfortable angularity. On Underwater, Elephant Gyms latest release and second full length, there was no single composer overseeing the record. To