Peach Pyramid :: Bright Blue
Delightfully twee songs, filled with shimmering melodies, sparkling production, and heavenly choruses.
Delightfully twee songs, filled with shimmering melodies, sparkling production, and heavenly choruses.
Very agreeable folk pop, with clever harmonies and sharp hooks making it the sort of music to bring on a road trip.
An exuberant mix of weird rock, Latin influences, and mysterious elements, resulting in some sort of white hot fusion.
The girl group aesthetic survives, drenched in spring reverb and distant crooning, and it’s not just unscathed, it’s very agitated and ready to rip throats.
Very low-key instrumentals, dependent more on subtle dynamics than on any sort of recognizable or repeatable melodic content. Quite intellectual and meditative.
A bit of a throwback to the sound of late ‘80s Manchester and subsequent British psychedelic pop, presented with a pulsating dance beat and dreamy multilayered vocals.
Solid guitar and keyboard pop, on the gentle dreamy side, with whispery singing and sharp arrangements.
Gentle music for a pastoral New Zealand scene, with tappity drums and soft jangles playfully jostling understated vocals.
An extremely diverse outing, with songs cutting across many genres but sharing a generally sunny and engaging disposition, delivered with casual ease and filled with memorable hooks.
Reminiscent of Bossanova-era songwriting, the band continues to make use of twisted lyrics and unexpected melodic flourishes to further iterate on their iconic sound.