Hollow Graves Release “Mid-Century Modern” Album

 

      Hollow Graves excel at high-energy, hook-heavy music that features guitar and a vocals with New Wave sensibilities. The Toronto-based band recently released “Mid​-​Century Modern,” an album intended to “capture life during the pandemic, both the struggles and the enjoyment we've experienced during this time.” Hollow Graves explains:
    “Even though lockdown has been long and stressful, you're not alone. There is hope that one day we'll all be back on the beach sipping tequila and listening to our favorite songs with friends and family.”

     There isn’t a weak link among the 10 songs on the album, but we particularly favor “Copacetic” and “Borderline.” But for fans of Tame Impala, “Tequila Sunrise” is highly recommended. The Spotify stream of the album is embedded at the bottom of this post.

     The member of Hollow Graves are Rob Coxford (vocals), Coady McCormack (bass guitar), Nathan Greavette (guitar), and Alex Saragosa (drums). The band’s sound was inspired by the second British invasion

      “Copacetic” by Hollow Graves – ringing guitar carries this single.

     “Borderline” by Hollow Graves – While describing the song, the band said:
  “'Borderline' is an energetic and angst-filled track about a person whose struggles are extending to their community and impacting them negatively. It's about trying to help a struggling friend with the knowledge that you may not be able to affect positive change until they can help themselves first. Sometimes it can feel that the best advice to give someone is no advice at all.”

Hollow Graves Release “Mid​-​Century Modern”