Penthouse is a seven-piece lineup operating within alt-rock and retro aesthetics. The foundation of their sound is the juxtaposition of two female voices with a male lead, alongside a fusion of rock’n’roll, soul, and funk. The band’s work is rooted in 1960s style, presented in a dark, dense setting. The group was formed in Puławy, Poland by musicians previously associated with acclaimed polish underground alt rock bands such as The Black Tapes, Elvis Deluxe, The Feral Trees, and Jack Saint.
The second Penthouse album, “Somewhere A New Moon”, is described by the band as “searching for lightning in a bottle and the path to one’s own moon“. It explores a broad spectrum of genres: dark funk, brooklyn soul, and elements of afrobeat and blues.
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