"Cameron Picton's songs on My New Band Believe are long and complicated, stubbornly resistant to interpretation, reflecting his complex songwriting approach and artistic evolution."
"The album features a unique recording process, involving 22 musicians, 21 singers, and 9 engineers, showcasing Picton's commitment to collaboration and diversity in sound."
"Picton's choice to publish a numerological analysis of the record highlights his evolving self-mythology and the intricate nature of his artistic journey."
Cameron Picton, after his time with Black Midi, faced exhaustion and skepticism about forming a new band. He found inspiration in singer-songwriter music while resisting linear storytelling. His debut album, My New Band Believe, features intricate songs and a unique recording process involving numerous collaborators. Picton's approach to music emphasizes complexity and individuality, with no consistent band members for live performances. Despite the statistics surrounding the album, Picton is recognized as a significant voice in indie rock, contributing to the distinctive sound of Black Midi.
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