GLASS ARCADES Cardiff, UK
(fuzzy dreamy indiepop.)
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Fits & Starts
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I have several problems with a member of this band, so I'm disinclined to like this album. However, exceptional music speaks for itself, and this album really is exceptional, from the guitar work to the vocals to the production. As painful as it is for me to write these words, this is among the best releases of the year and firmly belongs in the collection of anyone who cares about contemporary indiepop.
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A Memory For Today
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Sometimes I Forget You're Human Too
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Melodic alt-pop in the vein of Soccer Mommy is driven by winding guitar lines and augmented with dreamy shoegaze elements.
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IV
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On their latest LP, the Austin group peel away the synth and distortion to highlight the jangly melodies at the core of their songs.
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Toronto's indie supergroup returns with a single of wistful jangle pop about Facetiming.
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