literally/nobody - "in reverse"
Photo by Emma Cotton literally/nobody is a Boston four piece that, according to their press release, "... interweaves shoegaze, dream-pop and post-hardcore." Their latest single, "in reverse," is as jangly as it is buzzy. It's a poppy and noisy track that demands that a listener at least bop around a little bit throughout it's entire three and a half minute length. Despite having an intimate indie feel, the song also feels like an epic in scope, making it both twee and gigantic. I believe "in reverse" is literally/nobody's debut single, and if so, this is an amazing introduction to a band we can't wait to hear more from. Spender Gusha (vocals/guitar) says of the band's latest single: “The song loosely hints at a secret guilty desire to see the apocalypse unfold. Despite the differences people have between each other we all have the same fate. It’s all a game we play that nobody wins. The song is about my personal nihilism towards existe...