Somewhere between an electronically charged atomic particle and an algebraic function lay the band FMera (ef-em-er-uh). FMera extrapolates its post-Shoegazeresque era influences from bands such as Ride, Jets to Brazil, Interpol, the Smiths and The Helio Sequence and masterfully weaves them into a mechanically timed and melodically spaced equation of undulating sounds. Heavy layers of rhythm guitar laced and chimed with notes ring high above the vocals, subdued in tone but not in volume. With lyrics such as “turning on the satellites” and “slowing down… break release”, words are not … read more
Somewhere between an electronically charged atomic particle and an algebraic function lay the band FMera (ef-em-er-uh). FMera extrapolates its post-Shoegazeresque era influences from bands such as Ride, Jets to Brazil, Interpol, the Smiths and The Helio Sequence and masterfully weaves them in… read more
Somewhere between an electronically charged atomic particle and an algebraic function lay the band FMera (ef-em-er-uh). FMera extrapolates its post-Shoegazeresque era influences from bands such as Ride, Jets to Brazil, Interpol, the Smiths and The Helio Sequence and masterfully weaves them into a mechanically timed and melodically spaced equation of undulating so… read more
