Artist: Pumarosa
Album: The Witch
Genre: Alternative, Indie
Release Date: 2017
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 54:55
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 1,18 GB

Tracklist:

1-01. Pumarosa – Dragonfly (04:41)
1-02. Pumarosa – Honey (04:58)
1-03. Pumarosa – The Witch (06:37)
1-04. Pumarosa – Priestess (07:30)
1-05. Pumarosa – Lions’ Den (05:52)
1-06. Pumarosa – My Gruesome Loving Friend (04:03)
1-07. Pumarosa – Red (06:11)
1-08. Pumarosa – Barefoot (04:21)
1-09. Pumarosa – Hollywood (03:59)
1-10. Pumarosa – Snake (06:38)

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Preceded by the singles Priestess and Honey, the debut full-length The Witch from London “industrial spiritual” band Pumarosa is a collection of songs that channel the undercurrents of the present day: collectivism, frustration, euphoria, feminism, politics, aggression and love. Packed full of genius – with a few dips that promised more – for the most part, this does play a little like a Greatest Hits. An impressive achievement from such a new band.London five-piece Pumarosa don’t sound like much else that’s around, sporting a flamboyant tendency to space-rocking, electronically garnished epics. They build with skill, too, on the grungey Honey and the rolling Lions’ Den, the slow-burning title track and the pulsing, hedonistic, brass-flourished Priestess, which recalls Foals at their most fluid and funky. Slighter songs such as the Britpoppy My Gruesome Loving Friend or the trip-hoppy Barefoot aren’t as arresting, and the new-agey lyrics coupled with Isabel Munoz-Newsome’s impassioned, highly mannered vocals can grate. But overall, producer Dan Carey smooths their varied styles into a surprisingly magnetic debut.