Los Angeles-based duo Plasma Chasms, formed by Australian Jane Drewett and American Adrian Guerrero, have been crafting their own unique brand of psychedelic rock over the last four years. Back in 2020, their debut single “Echoes” introduced the world to their original sonic vision, which fuses the accessible elements of indie pop with a gritty, rhythmic garage twist wrapped in psychedelic vibes.
Their innovative approach and cutting edge sound has quickly caught the attention of fans and critics around the world. Following the success of their debut, Plasma Chasms released three additional tracks in the build up to their eponymous EP in 2022. Released to critical acclaim, the EP’s earned the duo an invitation to perform at the International Pop Overthrow Festival in Los Angeles.
Over the past year and a half, they’ve been quietly working on their most ambitious work to date; their debut full-length record, Chrysalis, which promises to take listeners on a cosmic journey through various levels of psychedelic sonic spheres. Announcing the album with the lead single “Psychedelic Carousel” in May and the second window into the upcoming LP with “Solaris,” in June, Plasma Chasms now presents “Interstellar Baby,” the third single lifted from their forthcoming record.
This new single showcases the duo’s ability to blend alternative R&B with vintage Motown vibes, creating a soulful track dripping with modern psychedelic stylings. Jumping straight in with bright instrumental stabs, the track settles into a shimmering groove of funky guitars, piquant synth dashes, pulsing basslines and airy vocal leads that drift above.
It’s a slick pop jam that takes you on a transportive ride, channelling the aesthetic of artists like Tame Impala. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant soulful music of the 70s while filtering it through their own thoroughly modern lens, with “Interstellar Baby,” Plasma Chasms presents a spacey pop jam full of colourful instrumentation, memorable lead hooks and energising rhytyhm.
It’s the perfect display of their ability to blend old and new to come up with something entirely original. Released alongside previous singles “Psychedelic Carousel” and “Solaris” as well as an instrumental version of the track to make an EP, Plasma Chasms serves up another unmissable release that’s sure to impress existing fans while winning over new listeners around the world.
Listen to Interstellar Baby below
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