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Reftime
Reftime formed in Melbourne around 2016. The band includes Dylan Marquardt, who writes and sings, and drummer Nakita White. Their sound pulls from indie rock,...
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Reftime formed in Melbourne around 2016. The band includes Dylan Marquardt, who writes and sings, and drummer Nakita White. Their sound pulls from indie rock, dream pop, and some electronic touches.
Their song "Hallucinated" came out in 2018 and got some attention. It has the kind of hazy, drifting feel that shows up in a lot of their work. Marquardt's voice tends to sit in that space between fragile and distant, which fits the lyrics.
They built a following through live shows in Australia. The writing stays mostly introspective, dealing with emotion and a sort of searching quality without getting too specific.
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