The song at least, ‘Black Hole,’ by Summer Bedhead incarnates that struggle between show and tell with admirable catchy intensity. The track begins with verses, which begin to act as a dream to make the listeners leave reality to suddenly switch to the middle of a distorted rock song. This oscillation is recaptured in experiencing the social process of wearing a mask while at the same time maintaining of chaos in the social realm. The air of reminiscence is invoked to generate that of desire, or at least the common matter for it: concern. Subtle saxophone and muscular vocals prevail on the track so as it reaches an exciting climax that rings loud. These last scenes add both energy and uncertainty, thus creating the ambiguously powerful image of the protagonist. This single track, ‘Black Hole’ can be a great testimony that Summer Bedhead can turn natural feelings into melodies genuinely interesting.
