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In a recent interview, Andrew Paley summed up his songwriting as the pursuit of "open spaces, sharp edges and bright colors." He was referring at the time to his work with the critically acclaimed post-punk band The Static Age, but given his first solo effort, Sirens (out on Paper + Plastick in the US and Make My Day Records in Europe), it's clear that he's carried that spirit with him into the next chapter.
And every indication — from the synth-heavy “Let Me Go” to the acoustic-driven “Feeling Detroit” — is that it promises to be a genre-bending, expansive one.