Dark electronic artist, SUBURBAN SPELL has revealed the first single from their forthcoming album, Incompatible.
"Being Incompatible" is a driving, dark synthpop song about a relationship that has been built on mutual concessions and arriving at a point where one realizes they need to make a choice about its future.
Says SUBURBAN SPELL founder, Peter Endall, "I wanted to make a statement that continual compromising in a relationship can also have detrimental effects that can have far reaching consequences that can shape your entire personality, sometimes not always for the better.
Society generally says relationships are about compromise, Be mindful not to lose yourself along the way. "Being Incompatible" builds on a soundscape that echoes 80’s icons such as Devo and Depeche Mode.
The track was written, recorded, mixed by SUBURBAN SPELL and mastered by Magpie Mastering (UK, Bristol). The video was shot by Rick Plumridge (https://www.ricochetgraphics.com.au/) and Paul Puccio from Dingo Cross films https://www.dcfstudios.com.au/, editing by Dingo Cross Films.
