albums

In a world flooded with watered down “indie” pretensions to pithiness, its good to hear a truly legitimate modern album with a psychedelic folk aesthetic. The melodies are very sing-song catchy, but haunting in a way that will temporarily both blur and sharpen your outlook on the construct known as reality.

It is a very diverse stuff, ranging from the examples of alt-folk, straightforward pop punk and twee-pop to free form guitar improvisations and noise music.