Tag: the Sundays

A solid debut album, with a wide range of energies and emotions, filled with swirling guitars, moments of unabashed vulnerability, and sheer screeching unhinged psychopathy.

Revisiting songs from their debut 2011 EP and various favorites from a ten-year career, this sunny folk-pop ensemble is buoyed by brightly colored harmony balloons dangling deathly sharp unexpected hooks. Listen with care and often.

Intricate blue-eyed soul arrangements and a heavenly female pop singer intersect into something decidedly sturdy and magnetic.

Delightfully twee songs, filled with shimmering melodies, sparkling production, and heavenly choruses.

It was a quiet night. Somehow, three songs with states in the title ended up in the second hour, so I bumped them all to the top for a mini-tour.

Bold effort from this young musician, this set of introspective songs shows great skill and promise.

Moody, semi-whispered low vocals and reverb-drenched guitar twang make for some very cinematic material.