New Marquee Beach Club: “New Song”

Well it…certainly is. Introduced via +Ano(t)raks lovely Plus One compilation, Marquee Beach Club have gone on to share a few…cough…new songs. One is a bit overly dramatic, but “New Song” makes up for it by being a skippy number, featuring vocals glazed with the slightest electronic edge, adding just a dab of welcome unease to this driving indie-pop number. Listen above.

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