Pete International Airport – Tic Tac 7″feat. Rachel Goswell

Pete International Airport’s latest single, “Tic Tac,” is a dreamy two-track journey into the uncharted territories of neo-psychedelic soundscapes. This release, featuring Rachel Goswell and a brilliant remix by Anton Newcombe, showcases a fusion of ethereal and exotica influences, with a touch of indie rock psychedelia, offering a profound listening experience that transcends the boundaries of conventional music.

Track 1: “Tic Tac” (Feat. Rachel Goswell)

The journey begins with “Tic Tac,” a track that immediately envelops the listener in an otherworldly aura. The ethereal, dreamlike mood is skillfully crafted, and the presence of Rachel Goswell, known for her enchanting work with Slowdive, is a masterpiece. Her contribution as both vocalist and co-writer adds an extra layer of celestial depth to the song. The combination of synths and psychedelic indie rock elements paints a vivid sonic landscape. The fusion of these diverse sounds is both hypnotic and comforting, as if guiding the listener through a cosmic realm where time and space are fluid concepts. Pete International Airport’s innovative approach to songwriting shines through, creating a musical atmosphere that feels like a lucid dream. Rachel’s vocals, a celestial whisper, are a perfect complement to the ethereal mood, and her celestial voice effortlessly carries the listener into uncharted sonic territory.

Track 2: “Tic Tac” (Anton Newcombe Remix)

The second track, the Anton Newcombe remix, takes the listener on a distinct yet equally hypnotic journey. Anton, the iconic figure from The Brian Jonestown Massacre, skillfully reimagines “Tic Tac” with his signature touch. The remix opens up new dimensions, allowing the instruments to breathe and shine. There’s a clear sense of spaciousness, which provides room for the various sonic elements to express themselves fully. Anton’s remix adds a dramatic tone to the final result, effectively transforming the original track into a different entity while retaining its core essence. The remix exudes an aura of cosmic grandeur, with instruments taking on a life of their own.

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