“Multitude” unfolds and evolves with iterative, pulsing, percussive synth tones, steady yet subtly shifting bass lines and vocals that intone in warm focus and trailing off in short echoes. It’s a song about refusing to be defined, penned in, forced into strict shapes and identities as an assertion of the essential changing nature of a living being going through life, to be, as singer Bethany Uhe put on the Bandcamp page for the song, “in a constant state of flux.” The recognition of which is to acknowledge reality. The song too defies easy genre categorization yet its aesthetic is coherent and strong. Think downtempo post-punk or shoegaze darkwave that fans of Jenny Hval and Broadcast may fully appreciate in all its gorgeous and moving sonic dimensions. Listen to “Multitude” on Spotify and follow Australian band BB Sabina at the links blow.
Queen City Sounds and Art 
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