From Carpark records, the label that brought you Beach House, comes a effervescent new track from Chicago based Light Pollution, “Good Feelings.” Otherworldly strings woven throughout give the track a surreal feel, brought to earth by vocalist James Cicero’s honest howling.
The song makes you feel like you are floating in a bubble in outer space.
Rated a 7 by Pitchfork, check out the tune through http://www.myspace.com/lightpollution. As listed on their myspace page, influences include “very sudden, discrete periods of intense anxiety, mounting physiological arousal, fear, stomach problems…”
Like I said, it’s honest.
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