Invisible Days blend gentle atmospherics, FX laden guitars, slithering basslines and appropriate rackety-tackety percussion with a vocal harmony that sets them apart from many other bands devoted to the shoegazer genre. Combining that with confident songwriting that shows thought and precision, and it becomes clear (or less invisible) as to why they’ve grabbed The Deli’s attention soon after releasing their debut single. – See the band live at Lit on 10.19, and read Dave Cromwell‘s interview with the band here.
