And that's the most apparent realization of the new group: Those looking for Rodriguez-Lopez's usual sky-scraping guitar work should look elsewhere, as he mostly takes a backseat, atmospheric role. There are more keyboards than monster-sized riffs on this LP, with the keys acting as the real driving force of the band's sound--less King Crimson, more The Cure. Bosnian Rainbows is a mix of dance-inspired beats, dark synthesizers, weird guitar warbles, and Gender Bender's airy, yet somehow grounded vocals that all adds up to a strange blend of dreamy indie-pop.
