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Album Review: Flyying Colours - Mindfullness

Jonty Czuchwicki
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"Mindfullness sonically encapsulates intense feelings of deja vu."

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Mindfullness has the seasoned nature one would expect from a band on their third or fourth record.

The chemistry is excitingly unique, blending indie, psych-rock and pop with mastery. It's Tomorrow Now revolves around a dynamic hook and trance-like vocals from Gemma O'Connor leading into a wild guitar solo. 1987 is a beautifully concise number, where a touching melody lies underneath a scintillating dual vocal harmony from O'Connor and Brodie J Brummer, inciting emotion and nostalgia, and Mellow is full of slow moving ambiance. Across its ten tracks, Mindfullness sonically encapsulates intense feelings of deja vu.