Timber Timbre - Grifting (Official Video)

Directed, animated and produced by Elenor Kopka' - "Grifting" from the album "Sincerely, Future Pollution" available now on limited edition clear Vinyl, CD and Digitally:

[davidgraham]

Came across this song on my lunch break it blew my mind. It brings me back to David Bowie. But it also shows you never know with this man. He takes it to the next level.

[dranonmeow]

Bowie and Pink Floyd had a love child and it came out as this song. Timber Timbre never ceases to surprise me.

[therealsi-b]

There's something a tiny bit 'Golden Years' about this, very good very unique sounding - really like it

[salstarful]

Genius!!! Goosebumps back...didn’t happen lately with the new bands!

[lenbonbon]

I long for the day when HD can properly handle the noise/grainy effect and we'll all be able to watch this in its full glory

[MimikBanka]

Love it! different than the old stuff, love all the sound colors in it. reminds me of king crimson 80s stuff.

[samwillard]

ils sont sacrément talentueux, ces garçons. Bravo!

[nntok]

What a wonderful song. What a wonderful album.

[MonoIces]

0:30 Pink Floyd - Welcome to the Machine

[ThaddeusThreadkill]

This one goes out to politicians everywhere.

[pappy]

I love how this song goes all 80s John Hughes movie style at 01:40

[biggbatt]

The new Fame Bowie is somewhere real proud.

[jerryjamesz]

This almost sounds like a dr dre beat. Especially towards the end with the one piano note playing repeatedly. Love it regardless this guys a genius.

[rover-moto]

would sound great on the despacio soundsystem!!

[mrrationality]

This singer reminds me a lot of David Bowie

[jrge]

OMG why I am discovering this song just now? it's so sexy and catchy.

[djoshuaknapp]

I hear "very superstitious" all over that guitar riff

[DarkKnightwing]

Everyone’s comparing this to Bowie but I have to say, I definitely hear a bit of a Bryan Ferry sound too to the singer’s voice

[PaginasLetea]

a melon told me this was trash but it's kinda good actually

[bartoszkaleta]

1:38 reminds me of Posthumous Forgiveness by Tame Impala, beginning of the second part