The Kite String Tangle
The Kite String Tangle started as a solo project for Daniel Loftus in Sydney around 2012. He put out his first EP, 'Vessel,' the following year, which got...
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The Kite String Tangle started as a solo project for Daniel Loftus in Sydney around 2012. He put out his first EP, 'Vessel,' the following year, which got some attention for its atmospheric sound. The project later became more collaborative, with musicians like Emma Louise and David Bridie joining at different points.
In 2016, the album 'Arcadia' came out, with the title track becoming a notable single. That record dealt with themes of mental health and loss, which sparked some discussion at the time. Songs like 'Given the Chance' and 'Words' also appeared in his catalog.
Loftus has been open about dealing with depression and anxiety, and those personal elements often surface in the music. The sound has shifted over releases, incorporating strings and electronic production while keeping a focus on mood and texture.
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