Echolove’s “Spare Us” pushes the ego aside and lets creativity take the lead

Estonian garage-leaning rock band Echolove releases a new music video for their upcoming single “Spare Us”, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the band.

“Spare Us” talks about leaving behind one’s ego and letting the art take the lead all the way. Its fast, driving flow builds tension before shifting into a plea to God, then collapsing back into chaos. The music video, directed by the band’s singer Georg Orover, uses odd angles and a specific colour scheme to reflect the inner darkness displayed in the song.

The release comes just ahead of Echolove’s next live performance on April 17 in Tallinn, Estonia, where they will share the stage with Finnish bands The Halophones and Lovers Left Alive. The show will be one of the first opportunities to experience the band’s new material live.

Looking forward, Echolove is preparing to expand beyond Estonia. The band has previously performed in Helsinki, Finland, and has a return show confirmed there for this summer. Following their 2024 Baltic tour, they are now aiming to enter the Polish and German music scenes in the coming spring.

With new material and growing international ambitions, Echolove continues to push forward without restraint.

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