Castle by Coloured Clocks: Album Review

Coloured Clocks is the brainchild of Melbourne, Australia-based musician James Wallace. It is a showcase of his incredible talent for writing emotionally powerful songs which he instilled in his new album โCastle.โ The album has 13 tracks that create an ethereal experience for listeners who enjoy soothing music.
From the slow tempo of โIn the Castleโ filled with soothing bassline, you will feel yourself unwinding at the end of a chaotic day. The songs โUniverseโ and the indie rock-driven โFlightless Tigersโ begin with bright synths immersed within airy vocals, evoking joy and optimism. The song โIn Good Timeโ has the ability to evoke strong emotional responses with a booming combo of amazing guitar and scratching vocals all of which are perfectly audible. โFuture Loveโ has surreal sounds from its atmosphere-changing percussion work. โOnly Lonelyโ is light-hearted, while โNot Alrightโ is raw and intimate owing to Jamesโs vocal touch. Sun and Lightning is unique. It begins out fast, slows down in the middle, and then speeds up as though life is returning to normal.
โCastleworldโ is an adventure from the start, unlike other tunes. โHow the Story Goesโ has more stunning guitar work and a catchy tune. โSet in Stoneโ is the sequel to โHere the Story Goesโ while โTore Me Apartโ is a sentimentally sad piece for its piano. โVonโ helps you relax and forget your concerns and relax. Altogether, Castle is a wonderful addition to the music industry.
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Photo credits: Robert Fischer
Review by: Audrey Castel