We've come to know The Masks as an act that kneads an alluring blend of slow-moving cadences and elegant female vocals, and pieces like "Midnight" and "Say Goodbye" have certainly exemplified the claim. Having gained quite a sizable and unwavering base of fans without a so-called recognizable sound, it's only a matter of time until we see them churn out a definitive project to help set them aside from their sonic peers, and new track "Save Me" is going to help them with that cause. Led from the very beginning by perforating female vocals and piano-inclined synths, the track wastes no time in exposing its slightly sorrowful, yet incredibly striking character. Tidy, plodding drum patterns slide their way in soon enough, and alongside an instantly memorable chorus, you'll find yourself immersed.
The Masks