A lot of times when finding new music, I know nothing about a band or musician. This was definitely the case with Savina & Drones.

A combination of indie and a slight psychedelic rock style, Gayo is different from other Korean rock albums. The first difference is through the arrangements of the music, which flow differently through each song.

Some of the tracks on the fifteen track album are lighter indie-focused songs while others run a somewhat pseudo-post rock style.

It is actually one of the strengths of the album, the changes in style aren’t abrupt and make the album an interesting listen beyond a by-the-numbers album.