Releasing swiftly of the back of their previous single ‘Chimney Sweeper’, Germany based Kids of Adelaide are back with their empathetic attitude and acoustic tendencies in their new Album ‘The Cabin Tapes’ along with focus track ‘Atmosphere’.
Made up of two friends, Kids of Adelaide’s members are Severin Specht and BenjaminmNolle. Fusing their individual styles and conceptual lyricism, Kids of Adelaide dedicate their soundscape to progressive alternative rock.
‘The Cabin Tapes’ is a 11-track album touching on themes around time and transience influencing the two friends, an eponymous hut in the forest is where they spent most of their time.
The seclusion was such an artistic catalyst that even the soundtracks were recorded there which landed directly on the album – proof of the magic in that place. Focus track, ‘Atmosphere’ follows the journey of Severin and Benjamin finding each other artistically again. Opening with mellow piano chords, the track crescendos into a chorus
Turning this “small” personal story into a universally digestable narrative, its hostile darkness exists in the lyricism which explains the desire of wanting nothing more than to get back into the atmosphere of the earth. Where loved ones are, where they can be the person they want to be and where something can be created.
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