Victorian 'space-folk baroque-pop' duo CodaChroma are preparing for the release of their eagerly awaited debut full-length — and its accompanying launch show — next month but, before they hit the stage and unleash the album on the world, the band have generously bestowed The Music with the premiere airing of new track Ones & Ohs today.
The new jam is an exercise in meticulously constructed, eminently listenable lo-fi pop, boasting minor-key harmonies, effects-laden synths, pulsating percussion and a swathe of interwoven aural effects and instruments padding out the soundscape. The song stands as a testament to the synergy achieved by CodaChroma's individual parts — namely, Kate Lucas and Damien Charles — as Lucas' vocals soar and dance around Charles' thoughtful arrangements.
CodaChroma will launch their debut album — from which Ones & Ohs is lifted — at The Curtin, Carlton, on Friday 22 April. The launch show will feature an extended version of the band featuring Natalie Lewis on back-up vocals as well as live string and horn sections. The show will feature support from Mayfair Kites.
For more information about CodaChroma's upcoming album release and future performance plans, hit up their Facebook page.
