Touch by Pray for Triangle Zero

"The heavily reverbed melancholy and hazy melodies he writes are well within the lineage of chillwave, even as he tends towards busier productions and more urgent tempos than would be the norm. He also incorporates some lovely R&B inflicted moments, like on "Her Bath Salts" and "Easy, Girl," which win him easy comparisons to Toro [y Moi]. Those tunes are undeinably likeable, but the best stuff here is when Sams is tinkering on the edges of that signature style, when he tries out more laconic delivery on the bustling "Ferris Wheel" or veers into The Soft Bulletin-era Flaming Lips territory on "Call Out Your Name." If his approach has a flaw, it's that these tunes pass by a bit too briefly and unpresumtuously to make them particularly memorable. But that's also what makes them such humble pleasures as well."
---Kyle Petersen, Jasper Magazine

(http://issuu.com/jaspermagazine/docs/113654_proof_med)

...Originally conceived in 2012 as an album by "Daytripper," after breaking up with myself and changing my name, when "Downers," and "Her Bath Salts" were recorded. Nearly over half of the album was originally written in some form around this time. The remaining tracks were either continously being written and re-written, to be produced finally February-March 2015. Recorded and Produced in Columbia, South Carolina, TOUCH is a first for Pray For Triangle Zero- an album almost-3-years-in-the-making.

Est. 2009

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