William Doyle has shared new single 'Semi-Bionic'.
The songwriter's new album 'Great Spans Of Muddy Time' will be released on March 19th, and the third teaser is online now.
The final preview fans will get ahead of the record, it finds Doyle combining the primary influences on the record as a whole – analogue electronics and the gardening programmes of Monty Don.
A song he rather satisfyingly refers to as a "noisy squelch" it's a coy slice of synthetic pop, one that remains doggedly yet progressively English in its outlook.
He comments… "In many ways, 'Semi-bionic' perfectly captures the spirit of this album. From its saturated, noisy squelch, to the playfulness that courses through it. Nothing was overthought and instinct was the guiding principle."
"Lyrically, it’s a song that deals with the contemporary concerns of the modern person… of the year 2050 or so. A world in which robotic appendages and augmented biological upgrades on the human form are rife. This song deals with the melancholy of that reality."
Tune in now.
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