It's been a while since we've heard from Static Panic. The funk pop trio released their stellar EP Glow back in the fall. Now, our ears are finally being graced with new music in the form of "Taste."
Anyone familiar with the band's discography is used to the groove-inducing sexiness they always bring to the table. "Taste" updates that sound with a lustful wink and healthy dose of distortion. Static Panic combines human pleasures with the synthetic. Keston Wright's guitar, grittier than ever, stays in a perpetual lockstep with the electric drumming of Eli Kapell. The pair's synthesis is undeniable, never straying far from the rigid beat. Meanwhile, Ro Lorenzen's vocals totally embody the sensuality of the lyrics. The way they sing the word "taste" is more than enough to make anyone sit up straight and get a little self-conscious. Desire is voiced with each ecstatic chorus or note of falsetto.
"Taste" is a showcase of a band in top form. Everything from the performances to Lorenzen's production coalesces to create another fantastic single from one Minneapolis' best bands. Listen to/buy "Taste" below.
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