Premiere: Burrow - Spiral

Premiere: Burrow - Spiral

Take a first listen and watch of the new music video for the impressive debut single from Boorloo-based indie rocker

Image Credit: Peter Cheng

Emerging from the W.A. hardcore scene with his previous band Surroundings, Perth-based singer, songwriter and musician Drew Kendell has melodicly mellowed out just a tad as he introduces us to his new indie-rock project Burrow with his impressive debut single Spiral, which alongside it’s music video is premiering on Pilerats today ahead of its October 7 release!

Starting his new Burrow project as a cathartic release last year, Kendell draws on his love of post-punk, ambient and shoegaze to craft atmospheric, inviting and addictive instrumentation, paired with honest and emotional storytelling lyrics, as heard on Spiral.

Recorded and mixed by Matthew Templeman (Birds of Tokyo, Sly Withers, Voyager) and mastered by Brian Lucey (Arctic Monkeys, Chet Faker, Royal Blood), Burrow’s new single also features the vocal talents of Pilerats fave Lo (check out her walking us through her new EP here!) adding a beautiful dichotomy to the vocal melodies. 

Of his new single, Kendell says that Spiralis an exploration of perfectionistic behaviour, patterns rooted in fear and coping mechanisms that no longer serve me. It’s a reminder to connect with my inner child and know that life is a process and being human is a process.”

Regarding the beautiful music video, Drew explains “The accompanying video was filmed in Nannup, in the South West of Western Australia. It was a collaborative effort between me and my friends/colleagues in the film industry. It was a necessary therapeutic experience, showcasing myself in a vulnerable way whilst revealing abstractions of some of my fears around intimacy and relationships.” 

Give Spiral a listen and watch as it premieres on Pilerats today ahead of its October 7 release!

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