Dark pop act Hunter As A Horse has shared a new track, "Paradise Lost", via Metropolis Records.
"This song is about accepting the loss of innocence and surrendering in order to become who I was always afraid to be", states van Wyk of the pulsating yet atmospheric dark pop song. "It is about reaching a state of delusional self-absorption where I no longer notice what others think or say, and am solely directed by my shadow self. It's about the power in fearless self-expression, celebrating the dark and painful things that formed my foundations".
"Paradise Lost" follows the recently released "Lighthouse", a haunting track that wove mythology and psychology into an electronic soundscape, and "Here's To All The Ones", a shimmering indie‑electronic pop song tinged with melancholy. You can revisit both by following the links HERE. Link
HUNTER AS A HORSE - Shares "Paradise Lost"
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