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Team Me – With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too Scared to Have a Look at You Now | Single review

Team Me – With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too Scared to Have a Look at You Now
Team Me – With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too Scared to Have a Look at You Now | Single review

With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too Scared to Have a Look at You Now is the latest single from Norwegian multi-instrumentalist collective Team Me.  It’s catchy and bouncing, but has an undercurrent of folk-flavoured calmness; it’s a full blend of soaring peaks and uplifting melodies. As the track builds into the chorus, the vocals soar effortlessly above the synth-laden instrumental. It oozes glory with its Arcade Fire-like chanting choruses. A peculiar nostalgic ache lingers over this track: Team Me rattle off one anthemic chorus after another and it packs a punch with its off-beat rhythm.

A typically Scandinavian work of glacial beauty? No – this is a fully realised work of intellect and warmth.

Naomi Couper

With My Hands Covering Both of My Eyes I Am Too Scared to Have a Look at You Now is released on 29th October 2012. For further information or to order the album visit Team Me’s website here.

Watch the video for Team Me’s latest single here: 

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