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Bucolic brings a heavier DIY edge to his signature blend of shoegaze with his latest single, “Daisy.” This time around, Seth Carpenter trades in breezy synths for hazy distortion, lethargic vocals, and tunnel-like sound settings. Despite the laid-back feel, the track has its stalwart moments, where commanding vocal strains and luminous guitar lines keep you from completely losing yourself in the drowsy sludge of it all. The song’s message is one of self-discovery, while its hypnotic groove soothes all worries away. Here’s hoping that there’s more where this came from on Bucolic’s upcoming album Rope’s Wing.

Bubbly electronica takes the forefront in Seth Carpenter’s solo project Bucolic, specifically in his new track, “LEFTY.” This song is over six minutes of atmospheric ethereality, harnessing powerful sustained vocals with an electrified backing that never sits still. The project itself draws inspiration from nature, with its name directly defined as a pastoral poem. Combining elements of dream pop, shoegaze, experimental electronic, and folktronica, this track is creative blend of all that is dreamy yet full of life. If “LEFTY” has sparked you interest, we recommend you head over to Bucolic’s bandcamp for more content as we patiently await his debut LP. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/311401339″ params=”color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /]