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Listen To Van Chamberlain’s Heavy Cloud

Brooklyn’s brotherly indie-duo, Van Chamberlain, are sharing “Heavy Cloud” ahead of their forthcoming debut record. “Heavy Cloud” will be available to stream everywhere on 3/18. Van Chamberlain‘s In the Sun is due April 8th via Very Jazzed. Van Chamberlain are a Brooklyn-based indie rock band. Having grown up making music together on a shared wavelength, brothers Van &… Read More Listen To Van Chamberlain’s Heavy Cloud

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Brooklyn’s brotherly indie-duo, Van Chamberlain, are sharing “Heavy Cloud” ahead of their forthcoming debut record. “Heavy Cloud” will be available to stream everywhere on 3/18. Van Chamberlain‘s In the Sun is due April 8th via Very Jazzed.

Van Chamberlain are a Brooklyn-based indie rock band. Having grown up making music together on a shared wavelength, brothers Van & Jacob began playing under the name Van Chamberlain in 2019. They make music that combines dream pop and jangle, with a slight 90’s alternative influence showing through. They’ve each played and toured the world in bands including Phantom Buffalo (Rough Trade Records, Time Lag) and Eternal Drag (members of The Dodos). In 2019 they found themselves reunited in Brooklyn, and immediately began crafting their new record, In the Sun.

The band released their first studio-demo, “LY,” in 2020, right on the cusp of the global pandemic. Having to cancel their live debut, they instead turned to the recording studio. Their first LP, In the Sun, was finished in 2021. By the end of that year Van Chamberlain signed with Very Jazzed with a release scheduled for April 8, 2022.

In the Sun is an album about layers, both sonically and philosophically. Driven by textures of guitars, lush reverb, and grounded by infectious percussion, In the Sun offers sonic choices that feel new and undiscovered every time you put the record on. While Van’s laid-back vocal style offers the disposition of a sunny day with little to do, his lyrics draw from personal experiences of loss and subsequent growth. Their layered sonic approach reaffirms the band’s philosophical message: that what’s past is prologue, and the future holds promise, but neither will count unless you make peace with the present.

Source: thoughtswordsaction.com

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