Roses & Revolutions

Roses & Revolution - The Pines
Sounds like: Marian Hill, Alpines, The Civil Wars

Why do we like this?
Vocalist Alyssa Coco and guitarist Matt Merritt are the creative duo behind Roses & Revolution. They've just released their new track "The Pines," a haunting and hazy indie pop track inspired by the 90's TV show Twin Peaks.

Coco's breathy voice drips into the rhythmic creases between guitar notes and subdued hi-hats, giving this one an eerie and melodic feel to it. The desolate production provides a soundtrack to seclusion; emphasizing the escapist attitude of the lyrics.

This one shows an electronic shift for the duo, whose past work has been considerably more folk infused. They also do a killer rendition of The Weeknd's "The Hills." Keep up with them on Facebook.
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Rochester duo Roses & Revolutions released a wildly ethereally new track today, “The Pines.” Beginning with a capella minimalism and eventually exploding into a much fuller sound, “The Pines” is as much an exploration of a place as it is an exploration of a sound. Check it out below and keep your eyes peeled for the duo’s upcoming EP.

Here’s what Roses & Revolutions had to say about the new track:

The inspiration for “The Pines” came about after we binge watched the 90’s TV show, Twin Peaks for the hundreth time. It’s a song that explores the haunting serenity of being alone in the woods at night and having that secret place that only you and another know about.” - All Things Go