Small Intestines - Hide In Time

 

Small Intestines are Tristan Peach (Peach Time), Matt Liveriadis (Chook Race) and Rob Remedios (Chook Race) from Melbourne, and they churn out some of the most addictive jangling guitar pop in recent memory. But they also display a broader palette encompassing a folky vein and a bittersweet approach we associate with fellow Aussies Lower Plenty and Dick Diver. The results are presented on Hide In Time, 12 songs that make a strong case for one of the year's top ten albums for us. Pleasing melodies and jangling guitar abound, and there is just the right amount of rough edges in the production. But most impressively is that the songs reflect top quality songwriting and sincere storytelling. These are songs you should want.

Hide In Time will be released September 29 via Meritorio Records in Europe and the United States and by Lost and Lonesome Records in Australia and the rest of the solar system.

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Seablite - Lemon Lights

 

September ended with a flourish of quality releases and one of them was Lemon Lights by San Francisco four-piece Seablite. The band often attracts the term shoegaze, but adroitly sidesteps pigeonholing (and criticisms of 'sameness') by crafting songs that are at least as eligible to be labeled dreampop, indie pop, or Britpop. So the level and density of gauze, fuzz or volume may vary, but each track has at its core a delectable pop song. But the true art on offer here isn't just writing a good song and then decorating it with a chosen level of haze, but to perfectly balance the elements to make a distinct aural statement. San Francisco can be proud of this one.

Seablite is Lauren Matsui (vocals/guitar), Galine Tumasyan (vocals/bass), Jen Mundy (guitar) and Andy Pastalaniec (drums). Lemon Lights is out now via Mt. St. Mtn.

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Islet - Soft Fascination

 

We aren't offering our readers money or prestige, but tonight we offer you a bit of magic. The eleven tracks on Soft Fascination deliver euphoric, burly psychedelic magic. Of all the albums we have heard this year it is near the top of the pack for jaw dropping, eye-widening moments. The creation of Welsh band Islet, its brand of psychedelic pop isn't the hazy meandering kind, but rather a psychedelia riding surging basslines, dancing keys, overflowing emotions and sparkling vocals.

Islet are Alex Williams, Emma Daman Thomas, John "JT' Thomas, and Mark Daman Thomas. Soft Fascination is out now via Fire Records.

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"Heaven Sent" by Pop Filter

 

One group of musicians who has provided us with great enjoyment and inspiration in our years writing this blog is the Melbourne collective Pop Filter, and formerly known as The Ocean Party. Both in those bands and in other projects (e.g. The Snowy Band, Partner Look, Cool Sounds), the members have proved themselves to be deft songwriters and fine musicians. The pace of their recorded output may have slowed down as life becomes more complicated with families, relocations and jobs, but that just makes new music even more appreciated.

Today we feature "Heaven Sent", the first single from the upcoming full length CONO, which will be released in December via Bobo Integral, Osborne Again and Spunk Records. The tune is an upbeat and rambunctious description of modern life, and the determination to make it work. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

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Treasures of Mexico - Burn The Jets

 

We are happy to report that in making Burn The Jets, Treasures of Mexico did not plunder the historical artifacts of Mexico. However, they do deliver musical treasures to enjoy. Ranging from jangle to gentle psychedelia to '80s guitar pop, the songs are masterful creations by artists who have lived and influenced the relevant eras and only get better with time. There really isn't a weak song among the ten tracks, and there are plenty of highlights. This album seems to be flying under the radar a bit, but regular readers of this site should find it hitting their sweet spot with loving force.

Treasures of Mexico are Mark Matthews, Bob Collins, Nick Rice and Russ Baxter, with additional vocals by Beth Arzy. The members' career projects include The Dentists, The Discords, The Men With The Golden Gonads, Phaze, Secret Affair, Groovy Uncle, and Dutch Embassy. Burn The Jets is out now in digital, vinyl and CD formats via Spinout Nuggets

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"Laminating The Classics" by Mope City

 

Earlier this month we shared the lead track from Population 4, the upcoming fourth LP by Australian band Mope City (link here). We now have the second single, "Laminating The Classics". It is a track that commands our attention with a thundering bass, wiry and jangling guitar and gloomy vocals. We think this album is going to have some weight, and we mean that in a good way.

Mope City is Amaya Lang, Matt Neville, Shaun Donovan, and Nick Johnson. Population 4 will be out October 13 via Tenth Court Records.

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"Hit The Wall" by Seablite

 

How does a band interest fans in their upcoming album? PR firms, social media, bloggers and word of mouth among fans all can play a part. But probably the most effective tactic is releasing a few of the presumed 'killer' tracks from the album over the preceding months. And if that is the gold standard, Seablite's Lemon Lights is going to do well when it is released in three days. The golden goal of the pre-release campaign is this terrific video for album track "Hit The Wall", in all of its dream gazey, psychedelic pop glory.

Seablite is Lauren Matsui (vocals/guitar), Galine Tumasyan (vocals/bass), Jen Mundy (guitar) and Andy Pastalaniec (drums).

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"Last Words" / "Heat Beat Heads" by NO ZU

 

Got the midweek blahs? We have the solution. Melbourne beat/funk monsters NO ZU have briefly rescinded their break up by issuing a two song parting gift for fans new and old. The release consists of the appropriately-named "Last Words", which is their take on 23 Skidoo's 1981 song, and a remix of "Heat Beat Head" from their 2022 album re-worked by Grim Up North (which, in turn, consists of Norwegian Rune Lindbaek and Dan Tyler of Idjut Boys). Do all these cooks spoil the broth? Most certainly not! It is spicy and freaky, but oh so very nice.

If you like the dance-worthy beats NO ZU dishes up, we suggest you grab this release because we can't count on them rescinding the break up again (Certainly none of the many people that have broken up with us have ever rescinded, and we weren't too proud to beg). We are happy to report that various members of the band will carry on with Cong Josie, Split System, Sui Zhen, Cayn Borthwick's solo project, and probably others to come.

The single is out now via Chapter Music.

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"The Giant's Lawn Part I" and "Lord of Shelves" by Wurld Series

 

Tonight we have treats from our Christchurch friends Wurld Series. They come in the form of the first two singles from the band's upcoming LP, The Giant's Lawn. "The Giant's Lawn Part I" is the grandly psychedelic folk pop opener for the album. "Lord of Shelves" is guitar pop done well. On this two-song evidence, we have marked this The Giant's Lawn as an album we must have.

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Tony Jay - Perfect Worlds

 

Perfect Worlds by Tony Jay is an album that seeps into your pores and wafts into your brain like the incoming fog. We play it at home, in the car, and on walks as it steadily becomes the soundtrack of everyday life. And while the search for perfect worlds will always remain aspirational, this album is pretty high on the perfection scale for our tastes.  The music is made of delightful melodies, hushed and hazy vocals, and gorgeous guitar tones -- contrasts that fit together to splendid effect. The subjects of the song can be the mundane parts of life, including relationships, inevitable loneliness and even depression. But the point is less the story and more the perspective and atmosphere. This one is on our preliminary top ten albums of 2023 list and we highly recommend it.

Tony Jay is a San Francisco project headed by Michael Ramos. Ramos also is in Flowertown, Cindy, Sad Eyed Beatniks and Al Harper. He previously was a member of April Magazine. For this recording Tony Jay is Ramos, Kelsey Faber, Alexis Harper, and Cameron Baker, with guest vocalist Karina Gill of Cindy

Perfect Worlds is out now via Slumberland Records.

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"Stop Pretending" by Small Intestines

 

The pop music world has many bands named after body parts. We have Elbow, Talking Heads, The Head and the Heart, The Shins, Bad Brains, and Stiff Little Fingers, just to name a few. But to our memory, the digestive track has been ignored -- except for Butthole Surfers --until now. Australia has gifted the indie music world with The Small Intestines. A three-piece consisting of Tristan Peach, Matt Liveriadis and Rob Remedios from Melbourne, they churn out some of the most addictive jangling guitar pop in recent memory. Their LP Hide In Time will be released on September 29 via Lost and Lonesome and Meritorio Records. For now, thrill to the third single, "Stop Pretending".

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"Gleði (Joy)" by Mark W. Georgsson

 

Three years ago Scotsman Mark W. Georgsson impressed us with his 12" release Comes A Time (our feature here). That record revealed an artist capable of expressing himself well in multiple styles, including country, folk, Americana, Norse and Celtic. The man is back this month with a new four-track EP Things Have Changed, to be released September 29 via Last Night From Glasgow. While one track was released previously as a single, our first taste new single "Gleði" (the term means joy in Icelandic and Faroese). For most of its running time, the song is an appealing folk rock tune. The surprise comes in the form of a sunny, psychedelic finishing touch. The man can play the guitar with flair!

The single is out now, and it comes with B-side "Bewildered".

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Soft Science - Lines

 

One of the more satisfying albums we have heard this month is Lines. Its ten tracks consist of a swirling, shimmering, robust dream pop that seems to be constructed out of shoegaze. It is music in which the listener can, quite pleasantly, get lost. And some days that is just what we need. The album is the work of Soft Science, which is comprised of notable Northern California dream pop/shoegaze artists. They released three previous albums (we covered Highs and Lows in 2012 (link), but Lines is the first we have had the pleasure of writing up in over a decade. We most certainly will make a point of not missing number five.

Soft Science is Katie Haley (vocals), Ross Levine (guitar/synths/backing vocals), Matt Levine (guitar), Tony Cale (drums/percussion), Becky Cale (bass/backing vocals), and Hans Munz (electronics). Lines is out now via Shelflife Records (US), Spinout Nuggets (UK), and Fastcut Records (Japan).

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Swansea Sound - Twentieth Century

 

Now that we are well into the 21st century, do we really want to revisit the 20th century? The answer, as is the case for many things in life, is 'that depends'. If the revisiting is  via robust guitar pop with punk shadings, ace male and female vocals, and lyrics that display an incisive bite, a wistful smile and a knowing wink, the answer for us is resoundingly affirmative. So where do we find all that? In the Twentieth Century, of course. It is the new LP by grown-up supergroup Swansea Sound. Comprised of members of legendary bands such as Talulah Gosh, Heavenly, Death in Vegas, The Pooh Sticks, and The Dentists. Whether shading remembrances of past relationships, poking fun at pretentious musicians, moaning about the takeover by technology, or revisiting road trips and nights out, the album is bouncing, thumping treat for the ears and heart. If only we could describe our past with the same perception and wit as Rob Pursey, well, our lives would seem more interesting and, we guess, so would we. But we can all share it done just right via Twentieth Century, so what are you waiting for?

Swansea Sound is Hue Williams (lead vocals), Amelia Fletcher (lead vocals/keys), Ian Button (drums), Bob Collins (guitar), and Rob Pursey (guitar/bass). The album is out now via Skep Wax.

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"No More Swamp" by Bas Jan

 

Looking at our notes after a few plays of "No More Swamp" reveals comments such as 'vibrant', 'original', 'fun', 'intriguing', and 'intelligent'. Well then, that is our review sorted out ...

Just kidding. A band that can deliver a single like that deserves a few more words. "No More Swamp" is the second single from the upcoming Back To  The Swamp by London fourpiece Bas Jan. The band displays an undeniable talent for packing a lot of lyrical and musical delights in a song, and infusing more energy than we can muster after several pots of Seattle's darkest coffee. We suspect that this album will be one of the sleeper hits of the year. Our only criticism is that perhaps it should have been released in time for Halloween.

Bas Jan is Serafina Steer, Charlotte Stock, Emma Smith and Rachel Horwood. Back To  The Swamp is out November 10 via Fire Records.

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The Radio Field - Don'ts and Dos

 

Dusseldorf's Lars Schmidt isn't always about the jangle, but when he does the jangle he does it very well indeed. His current project for that side of his musical talent is The Radio Field. After gaining our attention and approval demos and an EP in recent years, the band has released long-player Don'ts and Dos. The record is everything we could want -- melodies, jangle, and a good amount of crunch and fuzz. As one could expect with veteran musicians comfortable playing with each other, there is no hint of 'debut album' on Don'ts and Dos. Rather, its ten songs evince a band that has hit its stride and doing its best work. The result is a delight from start to finish.

In addition to Lars Schmidt, The Radio Field is Christoph Schneider, Philipp Breuer, and Mark Specht. Don'ts and Dos is out now via Lars' Less Records and Subjangle.

 

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"Everyone In Town" and "Waiting" by The Brights

 

We all hope we have a bright future, but a very promising band from Sydney has tilted the odds by naming themselves The Brights. The good news is that, after listening to the two singles released from their upcoming album Oyster Rock, the name isn't just wishful thinking. With good songwriting and an appealing folk rock/alt country vibe, these guys are going to shoulder their way into forefront of favored indie bands. Oyster Rock will be out December 1 via Meritorio Records and Stable Records. but new single "Everyone In Town" and its predecessor, "Waiting", are waiting below to pleasure your ears.

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"Pot of Boiling Water" by Seablite

With their signature blend of shoegaze, jangle and Britpop, San Francisco's Seablite is an indie band that deserves our attention. And they get it. New album Lemon Lights will be released near the end of the month by Mt.St.Mtn., but we offer new single "Pot of Boiling Water" as the best evidence so far that you should be in line to get the record as soon as it is available.

Seablite is Lauren Matsui (vocals/guitar), Galine Tumasyan (vocals/bass), Jen Mundy (guitar) and Andy Pastalaniec (drums).

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"Eat Yr Promises" by Mope City

 

Mixing jangle, storm clouds, understated vocals and a good dose of home grown mope, "Eat Yr Promises" is an addictive slice of gloom pop to satisfy your sad soul from Sydney's Mope City. A touch of genius ends the weekend right, we say here at WYMA HQ. The song is taken from upcoming album Population 4, which will be out October 13 via Tenth Court Records.

Mope City is Amaya Lang, Matt Neville, Shaun Donovan, and Nick Johnson.

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"Warm Jets" by Colored Lights

 

For fans of guitar pop, Norway's Frode Stromstad needs no introduction. A member of I Was A King and The No Ones, he is a master of melodic, hooky guitar pop that stands shoulder to shoulder with GBVs, The Minus Five, and Young Fresh Fellows. His new project is Colored Lights, which will release their self titled debut album later this month. The final single from the album is the lovely "Warm Jets". Check it out below.

Colored lights are Frode Stromstad (I Was A King/The No Ones) with Bard Ingebrigtsen, Frank Tonnesen, Ole Reidar Gudmestad, and Tomas Pettersen.

Colored Lights will be available September 22 via Bobo Integral.

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"The Starfish Song" by The Garment District

 

Earlier this month we featured two singles from the upcoming album by The Garment District (link). While the name of the project was new to us, the name of the woman behind it was not. Jenifer Baron of Ladybug Transistor is a musical force and will always grab our attention. Flowers Telegraphed to All Parts of the World will be released on September 22 via Happy Happy Birthday To Me Records, but we now have the third single. The sprawling, brightly colored psychedelia of "The Starfish Song" brings us happy memories of '70s album rock, where artists could let their imaginations run.

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"Back To The Foldout" by Lower Plenty

 

A few weeks ago we were thinking about some favorite bands from years past and whether they were still recording. One of those bands was Melbourne's Lower Plenty. Coincidently, this week we learned that their fifth studio album, No Poets, will be released this Autumn. While the title of the album suggests that there is no poetry, a review of Lower Plenty's previous work suggests there will, indeed, be poetry. There will be honest sentiments, evocative imagery, and hard truths delivered in a low key over a minimalist acoustic soundscape. The first single is "Back To The Foldout", which we think is an excellent representation of this band's art.

The members of Lower Plenty are Al Montfort, Daniel Twomey, Jensen Tjhung, and Sarah Heyward. No Poets will be out October 6 via Bedroom Suck Records.

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The 1981 - Move On

It is often said (usually by one or more parents) that you only have one chance to make a first impression. We don't know Adam Widener and Bobby Martinez of Oakland band 1981 well enough to know whether such sage advice was given to them. But we can say that the first impression delivered by their debut album Move On marks them as a band that deserves our ears. Using '80s guitar pop and power pop as a springboard, the band has added their own spin and crafted songs that delight in turn with muscle, jangle, and fuzz. Given the instrumental prowess and melodic sense of its members, that alone would be sufficient to gain our praise. But 1981 takes an additional step up by using the album to deliver a 12 chapter story of a troubled and dying relationship. Boldly conceived and expertly executed, Move On should find itself on some year-end lists.

For Move On, Adam Widener and Bobby Martinez were assisted by Colin McDonald on bass. Move On is out now via Dandy Boy Records. 

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"Isolated Visions" by Tony Jay

 

We love all of the music we feature here. But some releases are especially highlighted on our calendar. One such release is Perfect Worlds, the upcoming LP from San Francisco project Tony Jay. The band is headed by Mike Ramos, and can be expected to deliver memorable melodies and hush, captivating vocals. The album is due September 15, but today brings "Isolated Visions", the second single. We have the song on repeat here, but suffice it to say that our one word review is 'stunning'.

In addition to Tony Jay, Flowertown, and Cindy, Ramos is involved with Sad Eyed Beatniks and Al Harper. He previously was a member of April Magazine. For this recording Tony Jay is Ramos, Kelsey Faber, Alexis Harper, and Cameron Baker, with guest vocalist Karina Gill of Cindy.

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"Witching Hour" by Red Pants

 

We always are happy to share new music from our Badger State friends Red Pants. The band is Jason Lambeth and Elso Nekola, a duo who put their own twist on the kind of music we all loved from Blonde Redhead and Sonic Youth. The new song is the buzzing pop/rock "Witching Hour" and it is the first single from their upcoming album Not Quite There Yet.

Not Quite There Yet will be released on October 27 via Meritorio Records.

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"Fertile State" by Blue Ocean

 

Oakland, California trio Blue Ocean is capable of ferocious noise and melodic pop, and they deliver both in the same song, creating very satisfying noise pop and shoegaze. They got our attention in 2021 with a collection of EPs released by Paisley Shirt/Dandy Boy. They now are preparing to release their debut album on October 13 via Slumberland Records. Get a week,s worth of energy from the title track: "Fertile State".

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"Twentieth Century" by Swansea Sound

 

Many musicians from the seminal indie pop period marked by "C86" and Sarah Records have retired. Understandable, it can be a tough life. But others are still out fighting the good fight for pop music that isn't controlled and shaped by corporate suits and hired beat makers, hook makers and lyricist ghostwriters. And a prime example of such champions are the good folks of Swansea Sound. Comprised of Hue Williams (The Pooh Sticks), Amelia Fletcher and Rob Pursey (both of Talulay Gosh/Heavenly/The Catenary Wires), Bob Collins (The Dentists/The Treasures of Mexico), and Ian Button (Death In Vegas/Papernut Cambridge), the band remains as vital today as any of their past projects, and evinces the sort of mastery, wry humor, and acerbic observations that only comes with life experience.

As the band prepares for the release of their new album, they have shared the title track. A rousing tune, its protagonist is a neurotic musician confused about his path. It is accompanied by a video containing quick headshots of past heroes on the indie pop scene.

Twentieth Century will be out September 8 via Skep Wax Records.

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"Melancholy Molly" by Seablite

San Francisco's Seablite shoegaze concoctions are among our favorite of the genre. Fulsome but with a geographically appropriate foggy cast and veins of indie pop, noise pop and jangle, it is refreshingly original. They will release their second album, Lemon Lights, via Sacramento label Mt.St.Mtn. on September 29. Your first test drive is available now via "Melancholy Molly".

Seablite is Lauren Matsui (vocals/guitar), Galine Tumasyan (vocals/bass), Jen Mundy (guitar) and Andy Pastalaniec (drums).

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"Sky Club" by Allah-Las

 

In June we alerted our readers to the good news that Allah-Las would be releasing new album Zuma 85 this Autumn. At the time we shared the second single, "The Stuff" (link). "Sky Club" -- the third single -- arrived this week with a bouncy vocal and a synthesized melody. Yes indeed! Some new tools in the arsenal of the talented quartet.

Zuma 85 will be released October 13 via Calico Discos and Innovative Leisure. The band will be touring Europe and the Western US from late August into November.

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Two Remastered Songs by The Chills / Brave Words to Be Reissued

 

Martin Phillipps formed The Chills many years ago, but the New Zealand band continues to produce vital, exceptional music. However, with the passage of time some of the earlier gems have become unavailable. A few years ago Fire Records reissued Kaleidoscope World (Expanded Edition) and Submarine Bells. This October, for the first time in 35 years, Fire Records will reissue Brave Words. The album, which some believe is The Chills' finest, will be expanded, remixed and remastered. It will be available as two vinyl discs or two CDs.

Two of the remastered songs are available to stream and purchase now. Enjoy!

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"I Think I'd Thought I'd Nothing Else To Think About"

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Neil Brogan - Yrs Truly

 

We are very much about jangle and powerpop here, even if we aren't only about jangle and powerpop. We are particularly drawn to the styles we identify as 'California guitar pop. However, music is universal and it just so happens that one of our favorite sources for the treasured sounds is Neil Brogan, who lives on the east coast -- the east coast of Northern Ireland. Neil fronted beloved band Sea Pinks for a number of years (and formerly was in Girls Names), but he now is recording under his own name. His latest album is Yrs Truly, an 11 track collection of remembrances and observations swathed in melody and guitar goodness. There is perhaps a bit less twee and a bit more rumbling brawn and swagger in this set of tunes than some of Neil's past work, and it is an evolution that the pulls off adroitly. If you are a powerpop/guitar pop fan you really owe yourself some time to take this album for a test drive. It may, in fact, be your favorite driving companion for some time.

Yrs Truly is out now in digital and CD formats. See the Bandcamp link below.

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"Coming Home" by Echo Ladies

 

Malmo, Sweden's dreamgaze trio Echo Ladies has shared another track from their upcoming album. Propulsive and dynamic with layers of fuzz and feedback, "Coming Home" ably demonstrates this band's chops to stand beside Jesus and Mary Chain and other shoegaze forebears.

Echo Ladies are Matilda Bowid, Mattis Andersson, and Joar Andersen. LP Lilies September 8 Rama Lama Records and Grazehop/Republic of Music.

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