Dancers ain't dead

Over the summer, the only reason I knew Dancers weren't dead was that I seemed to see (from afar) a member of the Denbigh group at near enough every festival/event I went to.
But that pointless story isn't important. What is important is that they have released a new track, Resigned (BELOW).

With anything between one and seven members at a time, the music they produce is a hazy dream pop. Full of lo fi sensibility, they have always seemed capable of something a little more grandiose, or polished.

Speaking at the end of last year frontman Dafydd Myddleton said: “I’d love to record properly. As it is, it’s a bedroom recording thing and the tracks we have on the internet are around a year old. I like the lo fi side of things and don’t want something super-polished. Just properly recorded.

“In my head I know how I want things to sound – it’d be good to get someone to help realise that.”

I can't be certain, but I think Resigned has been properly studio recorded. It sounds big, but there is something heart warming in Dancers not being able to completely shake off the bedroom pop mantle.