Lost Pitch’s “Speaking Silences” Explores the Darkness of Love with a Dual Video Release
Music isn’t just about sound—it’s about storytelling. Toronto-based indie band Lost Pitch understands this better than most, crafting immersive sonic experiences that push beyond the expected. Their latest single, Speaking Silences, is a prime example.
A slow-burning, melancholic track that evokes the moody textures of Radiohead and The Verve, Speaking Silences delves into the blurred lines between love and obsession. Songwriter Erick Vidal describes the song as “the kind of love that blinds you,” an all-too-real depiction of toxic relationships that unravel slowly, almost imperceptibly.
What sets this release apart is its dual-video approach. The band has created two separate yet complementary visuals:
A live performance video, highlighting the band’s raw energy.
A short film, filmed in the middle of a blizzard, adding layers of intrigue, hidden symbolism, and eerie cinematography.
Produced with the legendary touch of Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road Studios, the single continues Lost Pitch’s ascent following their acclaimed Friends & Foes EP. The band has already turned heads with their ambitious storytelling—whether through animated visuals, moody soundscapes, or cinematic short films—and Speaking Silences further solidifies their place in indie rock’s evolving landscape.
As anticipation builds for their full-length album, one thing is clear: Lost Pitch isn’t just making music. They’re crafting entire worlds.
