"Belfast boundary-breaker Mount Palomar is back, and his new single "Little Fractures" might be his most deliriously fun curveball yet. Teaming up with Amsterdam indie darling PipBlom, Palomar smashes his widescreen electronics into Pip's sugar-sharp melodic instincts, landing somewhere between a club epiphany and a coming-of-age confession scribbled at 3 AM. Fresh off the BBC 6Music B-List (again), Palomar swerves from last single "Pass the Parcel" into a high-tempo, trance-kissed whirlwind that channels the chaos, thrill and knots-in-the-stomach tension of sexual awakening."
"The self-directed video doubles down on the weird-beautiful energy, throwing masculinity and femininity into a surreal Belfast bingo-hall fever dream. Classic Palomar: theatrical, tongue-in-cheek, and just a bit unhinged. The track premiered on Huw Stephens' BBC 6 Music show and features vocals from both artists. George A Barnes directed the video for Mount Palomar, which stars Rambert Dance dancer Max Revell performing high choreography to the music."
Mount Palomar releases "Little Fractures," a collaboration with Amsterdam indie artist PipBlom that fuses widescreen electronics and sugar-sharp melodic instincts. The single shifts from the mood of "Pass the Parcel" into a high-tempo, trance-kissed whirlwind that channels chaos, thrill and the knots-in-the-stomach tension of sexual awakening. A lyric written for a slow, moody track now rides a hyperactive pulse with surprising ease. The self-directed video stages a surreal Belfast bingo-hall fever dream that blurs masculinity and femininity and features Rambert dancer Max Revell. The single premiered on Huw Stephens' BBC 6 Music and leads into the Feeding Frenzy EP.
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