Biography
Polaroid Liquide move between boisterous
instrumental passages & mellow songwriter elements.
Set pieces reworked from jazz, blues and noise are
brought in. The result is an expanse of constantly changing soundscapes which work on several levels. The songs tell you stories, they paint pictures. The band
members themselves call their music
free pop.
Their songs are a mixture of indie pop with a jazzy punky edge. They don't follow the normal rock scheme of things, with those obvious chord progressions. Instead challenge rock conventions.
Live it's like being at some sort of “indie opera for our times” using beautiful light picking driven musical passages, that suddenly but generically give way to hard spaced out edginess.
Their female rhythm section don't walk all over the songs, but give subtleness and originality and more importantly space, to the songs. Their intertwining guitars play off each other dynamically, allowing the whole sound of the band to dominate.
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