Pattern-Seeking Animals Release New Song 'Raining Hard In Heaven'
Spock's Beard offshoot Pattern-Seeking Animals have released a new track called "Raining Hard In Heaven". The song from their forthcoming sophomore album "Prehensile Tales," which will be hitting stores on May 15th.
John Boegehold had this to say, "I started writing for the second album right as we were finishing up the first one. I wanted to change around some of the songwriting approaches I'd been using and draw from a few different musical influences while not straying too far from the overall vibe of the band."
Ted Leonard added, "This album is another collection of lush arrangements and infectious melodies. I mean really infectious. There are certain lines that are the last thing going through my head at night and the first thing in the morning. I think it's actually furthering my insanity." Stream the song below:
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