Montreal-based band Knitting has just dropped their latest lo-fi alterna-rock tune, “Nite Lite,” via Mint Records — and it’s an absolute gem.
With its hazy production, slacker-rock vibes, and an undeniable undercurrent of melancholy, “Nite Lite” captures the feeling of wandering through dimly lit streets, lost in thought.
The track is driven by fuzzy, reverb-soaked guitars and laid-back vocals that float just above the mix, giving it an effortless cool reminiscent of bands like Yo La Tengo or early Pavement.
Knitting balances a sense of intimacy with expansive soundscapes, creating a mood that feels both introspective and anthemic.
Nite Lite gets: 📷📷📷📷📷📷📷/10.
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