'Imago,' a sulky, psychedelic collection of five tracks, is the perfect soundtrack for a drive through the mountains or coming out of an existential crisis.
, the new EP is chock-full of Nava's gravelly, impassioned vocals over Szlanic’s haunting, washed-out bass licks and Zickau's far-away cymbal crashes and tom rolls.represents a metamorphosis of Shadow Work's sound, showing how the lead singer’s long-held folk influences organically seeped into the band’s identity rather than conforming to any specific genre. “The first record was me attempting to be a part of Shadow Work,” Nava explains.
“We're a little more comfortable taking risks now," Szlanic adds,"because there’s the underlying faith that it's gonna sound good.”sees the band further embellishing its unique groove. While tracks oncontain similar features, the group's newer work seems to slow down, with the musicians feeling more comfortable in their collective identity.
The trio has big plans, including adding a local producer to its ranks to mix and match its next project, which Shadow Work hopes will be a full-length album followed by an international tour. But for now,The Shadow Work members have a lot of love for the Colorado community, including their usual stamping grounds of Denver, Fort Collins and Boulder, and they cite local musicians and fans as an impetus for showcasing their sound on tour.
“I think when we all got together, our main focus was to make really, really cool and creative music, and then secondary to that was becoming really good friends who understood each other,” says Szlanic. “I think that a person's a great foil for yourself. You get a person who comes from a completely different life than yours, and that whole different perspective just shines light on your own qualities that are good, but also your insecurities and your downfalls.
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