SINGLE REVIEW: Holy Void - In The End I'm Nothing Anyways
Winnipeg’s Holy Void has been crafting their unique brand of modern psychedelia since 2014, blending electric violin, cello, and guitar into heavy, atmospheric compositions. Their latest offering, ‘In The End I’m Nothing Anyways,’ is a captivating journey through sound that feels both otherworldly and hedonistic.
The track begins with a mellow, ambient intro that gently ushers the listener into its pensive atmosphere. As the song unfurls, sweeping guitars take hold, creating a kaleidoscopic soundscape that brims with texture and depth. Whimsical, layered vocals float above this sonic foundation, their delicate harmonies adding a dreamlike quality. This interplay of vocals and instrumentation feels hypnotic, pulling you deeper into the song’s introspective mood.
Pensive drumming grounds the piece, providing a steady rhythm that complements its soaring guitars and expansive structure. There’s a delicate balance between restraint and boldness in the composition, as moments of subtle beauty blossom into grand, commanding crescendos. The electric violin and cello add a rich, organic warmth, further elevating the track’s multifaceted sound.
The final moments are marked by a commanding, guitar-driven outro that shifts the track into bold territory. It transcends the mellow beginnings, creating a dynamic finale that feels like a culmination of the song’s kaleidoscopic journey.
‘In The End I’m Nothing Anyways’ is an immersive and hypnotic experience, showcasing Holy Void’s ability to push the boundaries of psychedelia while remaining deeply emotive and thought-provoking.
