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Voxtrot Returns: A Cathartic Sound for a New Era
6 Mar
Summary
- Indie band Voxtrot reunites after a decade for a new album.
- The comeback record, 'Dreamers in Exile,' blends various musical styles.
- The album reflects a mature, liberated sound compared to earlier work.
Voxtrot, a band that rose to prominence during the blog era of the 2000s, has made a remarkable comeback after more than a decade. Their new album, "Dreamers in Exile," marks a significant return, offering a sound that is both cathartic and mature, reminiscent of a big-dreaming debut.
Initially gaining traction with their early EPs, Voxtrot's 2007 self-titled debut album faced challenges. However, "Dreamers in Exile" embraces a more liberated and confident musical direction. The album adeptly mixes their earlier, Smiths-influenced indie-pop sound with elements of classic rock, contemporary pop, and country music.
Lyrically, the band tackles more direct themes, with songs like "Another Fire" addressing societal judgment. "Dreamers in Exile" showcases a vitality and conviction that distinguishes it from their previous work, highlighting Srivastava's enduring vocal talent and the band's cohesive musicality.
