Ever since Warpaint first made their mark around 2008, the words "hypnotic", "atmospheric" and "brooding" have been applied by critics and fans in the most appealing ways. Their recent self-titled, sophomore full-length finds the LA band no less ethereal yet stretching further out with their minimalist jams, like a daydreamer eyes-closed to the midday sun. On the new LP, the songs sound brilliant as mixed by studio masters Nigel Godrich and Flood, but they also lend themselves perfectly to the organic semi-acoustic arrangements that Warpaint brought to the KEXP studio for the latest of our Live Streaming Video sessions. Check out this very special, intimate performance and surrender to Warpaint's mesmerizing harmonies now:
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