The Vryll Society formed in Liverpool, building a sound that draws on psych-rock, spacey grooves, and sharp rhythmic interplay. After a string of singles and steady touring, they’ve released their debut album Course of the Satellite. The record drifts and pulses with hypnotic energy, built on clean guitar lines, steady bass, and drums that lock into a tight, driving beat. Synth textures and reverb-heavy vocals give the songs a sense of lift. The album feels carefully constructed yet loose enough to breathe, a strong debut that captures the band’s sense of atmosphere while keeping the hooks within reach.
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