FORRM’s PALAZZO: A Dark and Experimental Take on Rock.

‘PALAZZO’ by FORRM has a nice blend of indie rock, alternative rock, and electronic sounds.

The most striking thing is that the track is not too polished or too clean. It has a bit of a roughness to it, and that works really well, especially the way the instruments come together. The vocals also sit nicely within the music instead of trying to dominate the whole track.

The guitars lay down the rock foundation of the song, while the electronic parts add a darker feel, but not overdoing it.

"PALAZZO" by FORRM is raw rock with an Experimental Touch.

There’s something quite visual about ‘PALAZZO’ too. It feels like the kind of song that could easily play over a scene in a film, especially something set at night or somewhere with a slightly strange atmosphere. Considering that Firouz Farman Farmaian also works in filmmaking and contemporary art, that connection makes sense.

The song doesn't follow a very predictable rock structure either. It moves between different sounds while still keeping a clear melody running through it.

‘PALAZZO’ will probably appeal to people who enjoy indie and alternative rock but want something a little different. It has guitars, electronics, and a darker mood without trying too hard to be any one thing.