Temples

Здесь мы узнаем новости, слушаем новые и старые треки Temples а также их любимую и близкую по духу музыку.. Hometown: Kettering. The lineup: James Bagshaw (vocals, guitar), Thomas Warmsley (bass, backing vocals), Sam Toms (drums), Adam Smith (keyboards). The background: We're not saying psychedelia is back – it's always been there, especially since its colourful return circa the Paisley Underground of the early 80s – but it's certainly had a good year. Most conspicuously there has been Tame Impala's Lonerism, although that album arguably evinced a more novel take on psych than the revivalism offered by today's new band. To be fair, they call what they do "neo-psych". They could probably have got away with "quasi-psych" as well, if you want to be finicky. Either way, they're good, especially if you're in the mood for some incense and peppermints. Who says so? Johnny Marr does. "Good work, Temples," he tweeted recently as soon as he clocked their debut single, Shelter Song, released next week by Heavenly (who, with Stealing Sheep and Toy, are on something of a roll right now). Suede – whose Dog Man Star was sort of psych at a pinch, if you stretched the definition almost to bursting point – have also been saying positive things about the four-piece from Kettering.