Of all the new bands I've discovered in recent months, I am really falling hard for a California band called Seahaven. A dreamy-indie-pop record that is really great to listen to on rainy grey days...
I have a tendency to try and find a bands earlier material when I discover a recent release, but I've opted to focus (obsess) on this album instead. I just confirmed this morning that they're going to be coming to San Antonio at the end of May. Looking incredibly forward to seeing them live and not have to drive out to Austin to do so.
It's really hard to describe this album because I haven't fully charted my emotions on the record just yet. There's a number of very soft numbers on the album all lasting under 2:00 minutes that sorta weave the record in and out as if you were listening to a Doves album, without really having a "DOVES" sound?
I kinda liken the listening experience to floating on your back in a secluded pool of water. You're not exactly alone with your thoughts long enough because you're kinda focusing on breathing right to not down - but you're totally calm at the same time?
Stand out tracks:
Artists: Seahaven
Album: Reverie Lagoon: Music for Escapism Only
Producer: Kyle Soto
Label: Run For Cover Records
Recorded: ARC Studio