While eclectic Winnipeg pop sextet Royal Canoe are prepping for the June 25 release of their debut LP Today We're Believers, the band are serving up a sneak peek ahead of time with a stream of the set's "Bathtubs."
The lush arrangement has the crew singing "a dusty organ keeps us company," but the tune's arrangement also slips in cinematic string sweeps, a herky-jerk beat, codeine-sipping vocoder passages, and screaming '80s electro-funk synths. You can hear it all down below.
As previously reported, the album arrives in Canada through Nevado and in the U.S. via Roll Call.
The lush arrangement has the crew singing "a dusty organ keeps us company," but the tune's arrangement also slips in cinematic string sweeps, a herky-jerk beat, codeine-sipping vocoder passages, and screaming '80s electro-funk synths. You can hear it all down below.
As previously reported, the album arrives in Canada through Nevado and in the U.S. via Roll Call.