Klaustro/fonija Drops Velvet Psychedelic Anthem 'Amnion'

Croatia-based psych-rock outfit Klaustro/fonija, spearheaded by Marko Pernarcic, has released their latest sonic trip, 'Amnion'. Moving from a one-man studio project into a fully-fledged band sound, the track channels the nostalgic warmth of early Tame Impala blended with the quirky, experimental textures of Black Moth Super Rainbow.

Born from a neat guitar riff and a deep, pulsing bassline, 'Amnion' was crafted through countless late-night hours in Ableton. The result is a lush, multi-layered indie-alternative groove operating at a perfectly chilled 107 BPM. Described by Pernarcic as the musical equivalent of 'dancing in a bed or sitting upside down on a couch,' the single wraps you in a comforting, hazy warmth.

But the true highlight? If you listen closely, or happen to spin the track in reverse, you might just catch a mind-bending easter egg, the lyrics are a completely backwards, mirror-image homage to a massive classic rock anthem. It is a brilliant, playful twist on a track that already shines with human warmth and stellar songwriting.