Last month Ulrika Spacek shared “Build A Box Then Break It,” the lead single to their upcoming studio album EXPO. Today the artsy, shoegazey English band are following up that song with “Square Root Of None.”
Blending digital with analog is a big part of the Ulrika Spacek formula, and you can hear that on “Square Root Of None.” It begins with a glitchy introduction before some restless drums and wiry guitars take over, with plenty of mathematical references in the mix: “I’m in a strange loop of zero/ A time shift, a post-script/ A hard thing to decode.” Listen to the song and see the full EXPO tracklist below.
TRACKLIST:
01 “Intro”
02 “Picto”
03 “I Could Just Do It”
04 “Build A Box Then Break It”
05 “This Time I’m Present”
06 “Showroom Poetry”
07 “Expo”
08 “Square Root Of None”
09 “Weights & Measures”
10 “A Modern Low”
11 “Incomplete Symphony”
EXPO is out 2/6 via Full Time Hobby.
