The Spirit Of The Beehive’s self-titled debut is the kind of murky,
densely layered record that is richly rewarding on repeat listens, and
one that deserves a much wider audience than it has right now. The
Philadelphia band has crafted an album that chooses to stay in the
shadows, a storm cloud overhead and with no light in view. It oscillates
between moments of beautiful, unbearable vulnerability and a tarnished
ambience that slides towards tightly-packed noise, and it’s at its best
when both of those things happen simultaneously. On “I Smell Bud,” an
album highlight, they achieve a balance between these two that’s
absolutely divine and deeply sad: “I can’t be myself when you are away/
It’s okay, we’ll do it your way.” And later, spoken in deadpan: “I wish
that I was skinny, then I wouldn’t need to be cool and maybe you would
need me more than I need you.” The whole song has a queasy roll to it,
which is matched in their new video, shot at a house party with an
unsteady hand, mimicking the dizzying nature of the track.
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