After two years of wowing live crowds with their moody, danceable take on Sam Sparro’s “Black and Gold,” Billings, Montana synth-pop trio Gilda House has finally released a studio version. Known for their emotionally charged, synth-driven sound, the group—led by Meg Gildehaus—puts a fresh spin on the 2008 hit. The long-awaited cover is now streaming, capturing the energy fans have come to love on stage.
Billings, MT trio Gilda House is back with a new single. The emotive, punchy, and captivating track “How Bad” speaks to the freedom of embracing what makes you happy and letting go of the pressure to “be good”. The band is busy in the studio, creating more content to come. Enjoy the danceable and moody track below!
Big thanks to Sjimon Gompers and Week in Pop for the wonderful review and premiere of the new Gilda House single! "Anam Cara" is out everywhere tomorrow, but you can stream it now HERE.
"Meg Gildehaus with Tony Morales and Nick Miles curate splashy synth bops that emulate the intrinsic interconnectedness of kismet connections. With emphatic keys that bounce to the beat and pulse like two kindred hearts, “Anam Cara” brings the subterranean cold of a clandestine nightclub with the lyrical warmth of discovering somebody special amid the swathes of synthesizer saturations." - Sjimon Gompers
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