Dymer and the melancholy persuasions and sophisticated constructions of "Prosthetic" (Lyric Video)

 

"And I awoke from a dream / Where we're amputees / Who love the limbs we leave..."

The melancholy persuasions and sophisticated constructions of "Prosthetic" by Albuquerque indie band Dymer, glimmers and punches in magnetic ways. Hearing the shiny guitars, the emotional passion play inherent in the vocal countenance (and story between the lyrical lines) and the percussive and progressive musicality had me (off the top of my head) feeling a blend of indie rock and subgenres of indie pop like twee, like power and noise pop. I, in fact thought of artists like Hunny, Los Campesinos!, Bears in Trees (to name a few) and also, for me, seeds of 80's / 90's artists from Haircut 100 to The Cure. There is an emotional depth / eloquence here that feels like the kind of music that comforts you during hard or thoughtful times late at night while thoroughly satiating your hunger for something artful at the very same time. 

Love this. Enjoy the lyric video. 

-Robb Donker Curtius 

THE FACTS AS WE KNOW THEM 

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"The most impressive and genuine element about Dymer, is that they have found a vehicle to deliver their message. They rage without screaming incessantly into the mic; they bring you down to a pleasant and melodic sway, then strap you to the ACME rocket that launches you into the stars, all while smiling and reassuring you everything is gonna be ok. " - Joe Smith Stringer Unmarketable Alt-Rock from Albuquerque NM Jonny Mouchet, Mark Vasquez, Tom Burton, James Alexander

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