Portland, ME's SeepeopleS is described as an "anti-genre alt project," and there is certainly no arguing that. The group, led by Will Bradford, has released a new single which might be one of the hardest songs I've ever had to describe. "Lots of People" is at times this oddly hypnotic psychedelic track that sounds like it could be at home at an electronic music festival and a jam band concert, and at others like it's more along the lines of alt-pop or alt-folk. And "Lots of People" keeps a strong indie rock feel all throughout its nearly six minute length. This is a batshit kind of song that never ends up in trainwreck territory despite its lack of genre... or inclusion of virtually every genre.
You can watch the video for "Lots of People" below. Field Guide for Survival in this Dying World is due out October 7. For more on SeepeopleS, check out the artist's Facebook and Twitter.
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