David DiAngelis is the artistic stamina behind the Brooklyn-based bedroom project, Helenor. His sophomore record, A public place, has become an embodiment of his last few years of transition. He spoke with Post-Trash’s Shea Roney about the movement in his life and the changes he made in the name of betterment.
Moving with a syrupy and laconic grace, Helenor careen through pop hooks and captivating melodies to blown out fuzz and lush arrangements. There’s a lot to take in, but never at the expense of Dave DiAngelis' poetic songwriting at the core. Their latest single “Warm Ways” gets a great new video, animated by Jack Quinn.
