Blue Kubricks are a five piece alt-funk rock band from Leeds and today I will be reviewing their track ‘You’re a Beach’ which was released on September 25th 2020.
‘You’re a Beach’ opens with the sounds of the sea and seagulls, before light percussion and a jaunty, guitar melody flow forward, the vocals are tight and slower, compared to the instrumental, creating a nice counterpoint, like a good summer, the chilled out and the busy in perfect harmony. Speaking of which I really liked the vocal harmonies throughout, they added a lot to the whole track. I especially liked the guitar solo towards the end, it was raw and really powerful but worked well within the track as a whole.
So that’s what I thought of Blue Kubricks single ‘You’re a Beach’ and if you want to check that out for yourself then head on over to Spotify. Make sure and support the band by following them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
First Published on: https://offtherecordblog.org/
Off the Record is and always will be a free platform, but if you like what we do here and want to contribute to the production of future content then you can do so by donating to our PayPal or Ko-Fi.
Off the Record 