
The Royal Landscaping Society started in Seville (Spain) in 2012 as a solo project, then expanded into a band and eventually shrunk again into a duo with Cris Romero (vocals, guitar, synths and machines) and David Vidal (bass, bass synth). With an obvious love for the breezier side of indiepop, The Royal Landscaping Society mix crystalline guitars and primitive electronics in a sound described as “shimmery romantic pop” that has earned comparisons to The Cure and Sarah Records legends Brighter and The Field Mice, among others. The story so far includes an eponymous debut mini-album on Beko Disques in 2014, a series of compilation appearances on Little Treasure, La Souterraine, Cloudberry, Beko, February and TBTCI. In 2022 Matinée Records released brilliant Means of Production collection, that includes remastered versions of six tracks from the band’s 2014 eponymous mini-album on French label Beko Disques, a song from a special Beko Olympics compilation, the auspicious Matinée debut from the ‘Matinée Idols’ compilation in 2017, and their incredible contribution to Matinée’s World Cup EP in 2018. It also includes eight tremendous cover versions of indie classics including songs originally performed by Adorable, The Cure, Etienne Daho, Harper Lee, McCarthy, Slowdive, The Softies, and They Go Boom!. The Fractals EP, out in February, is their new three tracks single, once again on Matinée Records.
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