Kármán Line

London band Kármán Line fuse together rock music influences with sprinklings of EDM and pop-like vocals. The British quartet have been working closely with Adrian Bushby, who is best known for his work with legendary bands including U2, Foo Fighters and Muse, are exclusively premiering their brand new single "Silent Destruction" right here on EARMILK.

"Silent Destruction" has rock styled undertones with chimey guitar riffs and an electro-style synth line that really pumps the track along. Lead vocalist Maja shows a terrific range, as she inspires hopefulness in the lyrics she sings through, whilst the rest of the band power through the rest of the track with expert precision and execution.

Kármán Line were recently named in The Guardian's 'Bands Of The Week' feature, gaining them even more publicity as they look to turn their ripples in the music industry, into waves. "Silent Destruction" is due to be released on 13th December, but until then you can stream the single below and also be sure to check the band out on Soundcloud and their other social network pages! - Ear Milk

Following on from their recent ‘Band of the Week’ feature in The Guardian, Kármán Line have unveiled their incredible new single, ‘Silent Destruction’. With polished, chimey guitar rifts and an undeniably belting vocals, the self-produced single portrays exactly how the quartet aim to turn their ripples into waves within the alternative pop/rock music genre.

The quartet, made up of Maja Slatinśek, Ryan Small, Daniel Gaylard and Sean Crossan have been working with the likes of Adrian Bushby best known for his work with Foo Fighters, U2, Muse, Bushby helped mould the groups sound which resulted in creation of their debut self-titled EP ‘Kármán Line’.

Premiered on Ear Milk, ‘Silent Destruction’ is fairly edged, with undertones of hopefulness reflected in the lyrics sung. Set for release on December 13th, be prepared to be amazed and dive into the world of Kármán Line. - Pardon My Blog

Featured as one of the 'Top 5 Breaking New Bands' in The Guardian national Newspaper. - The Guardian

Coexisting inside flowing tracks, lay electro-pop and rock influences as Kármán Line provide the audience with sounds that remind of glowing embers with the gently warming tones.

The easy rolling pieces wrap themselves around the ears as the synths are allowed spacious expanses in which develop, whilst the instrumentation keeps the sounds on an even keel. Kármán Line have balanced the combinations between exploratory electronics and arrow precision bass / percussion to deliver music which has many layers for the listener to enjoy. I haven’t thus far mentioned the vocal, which is the ingredient that, strangely, adds an ethereal feel to the over-all output.

An engrossing three track eponymous single which came out at the end of last year, sadly, hasn’t so far given Kármán Line the increased visibility they deserve. I look forward to hearing more of the quartet over the coming months and wish them every success. - Emerging Indie Bands