Amaunet’s 90s inspired upbeat single with britpop influences
The best of catchy, upbeat indie-rock on Amaunet’s single “Supernovas”
Swedish indie-rockers Amaunet are back with their latest single “Supernovas”, out everywhere now alongside it’s music video. Taken from their upcoming debut EP, the single is the perfect 90s britpop inspired indie-rock hit with a dance worthy sound and upbeat tempo.
“Supernovas” perfectly shows how the band draws their inspiration from the iconic 90’s britpop, with an upbeat tempo, roaring guitars and a brighter, catchy sound. The perfect song to hear pouring out the speakers on the dancefloor of your local indie club, under shimmering lights in a dim lit bar.
The band effortlessly blends melodies and hooks inspired by ‘60s hits with the Britpop swagger & guitar roar of the ‘90s. Amaunet are heavily inspired by bands such as Oasis, The Beatles, The Stone Roses and Kings of Leon. Their debut EP “Amaunet” involves a mix of chill indie-rock and faster indie-pop, filled with everything from vocals that are equal parts rough, sweet, and soaring to smooth guitar riffs. The EP is perfect for fans of Kings of Leon, The Vaccines, Oasis and Coldplay.
Both “Supernovas” and it’s music video is out now. Taken from the band’s upcoming EP “Amaunet”, released digitally by Lövely Records on November 20.
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Amaunet are:
Nari
Oliver
Viktor
OscarJosefin