REVIEW: Snow In Mexico’s “Juno Beach” (EP)

The music on a new EP by electronic duo Sonw In Mexico sounds like a mixture of early New Order with Giorgio Moroder, easily dancefloor friendly will being something that has the potential of being used in motion pictures. That’s what makes up the songs on Juno Bleach (Saint Marie), where things can be considered luxuriously haunting or eerily beautiful. Most of the vocals are a bit distant, they are clear but they are not upfront or always obvious. It’s packed with echo and reverb so it’s deliberately away but you bring in the songs to know what they’re saying. I’m not sure what they plan on doing in the future but I’ll be here to find out where they go to next.

(The Juno Beach EP can be ordered in a number of formats directly from Saint Marie Records)

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