antematterz

Antematterz' debut starts off strong with ‘Split Second’. This record is charming, nostalgic, and the warm tones paint the scene for a young love story that fell short almost too quickly. This six-track EP was written on the floor of Lucas’ old Lisbon bedroom after an argument with an ex-partner; it felt surreal, but it was a reality that soon would settle. His music, which is all self written, recorded, and produced, has been described as an interesting mixture of lofi, indie folk, and indie rock; ranging from vulnerable acoustic songs to almost too-far-to-reach reverbed out tracks. 
 Lucas takes inspiration from the heartbreaking compositions of Sufjan Stevens and Elliot Smith, to the vulnerability in Hannah Read’s Lomelda, Phoebe Bridgers’ melancholic songwriting, and Lo-fi sounds from the likes of American Pleasure Club and Fox Academy.