Flesh of Morning „Za każdym razem”

After Drive, it felt like every indie artist with access to thrift shop synths pivoted to the sound of College & Electric Youth’s “A Real Hero,” twinkling pads and breathy femme vocals and cavernous drum machines as ubiquitous as that jacket. We’re far enough away from that now that it can sound fresh again, particularly when it’s done with as much flair and heart as Flesh of Morning’s “Everytime.” Lusher and more playful than previous single “Death Becomes Bitter,” “Everytime” feels like music for dwelling on new feelings for someone, that alternately giddy and nervous longing as you try to navigate optimism for something great and the fear that it will sour sooner rather than later. That must be the key ingredient making Flesh of Morning stand out from those long forgotten Drive clones– they sound like real human beings. (Ovrld.com)