Fascinated by the noisy sound experiments and partisan of a lo-fi aesthetic, Tropical Horses delivers a garage music venturing into the experimental and electronic music territory as well as in a sweetened pop. Real cabinet of curiosities, his first EP “Stand On The Beach” is characterized by multicolored sounds where beach sample, African percussions, psychedelic keyboards and cathedral reverb collide in a possessed Californian surf-pop climate.
Tropical Horses has since ventured into pop-oriented territory as much as harsher punk sound through collaborations with bands such as Princesse or Albinos Congo.
New album Mirador sees Tropical Horses combining early EPs noisy psychedelia with a darker industrial sound, thus adding yet more substance to their particular blend of weird electronics, latin percussions and shoegaze guitars.
— Stand On The Beach (EP, 2012, Self Release)
— We Don’t Stand On The Beach (EP, 2013, Self Release)
— Tropical Horses VS Albinos Congo, Double K.O (7’’, 2014, Incredible Kids Records)
— Tropical Horses VS Princesse, Rosalie / Is This Love? (Single, Digital, 2014, Self Release)
— Through Your Love I See Impenetrable Sadness (Single, Digital, 2015, Anywave / Montagne Sacrée)
— Mirador (LP, 2016, Anywave / Montagne Sacrée)
