Review: Overmono's Good Lies

17-May-23 22:00

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Overmono is made up of brothers Tom and Ed Russel who have been making music separately before joining forces in 2016. With a couple of highly sought after EPs under their belts, they've made a name for themselves via their genre-fluid blend of dance music that pays homage to the past while adding a touch of left-field abstraction. This week, we review the duo's brand new debut album 'Good Lies'.

Feelings Plain

Cold Blooded

Is U

Good Lies

Arla Fearn

So U Kno

Rating: Daryl - 4.8/5 | Othniel - 4/5

Top Picks: Good Lies, So U Kno

Produced by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting

Presented by: Daryl Ong, Othniel Ting

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Categories: music

Tags: overmono, Good Lies, the pulse, album review, debut album,

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