- Indie pop
- Alternative pop
- DIY
- Lo-fi
- Folk indie
- Drone pop
- New Weird America
- Organcore
- Singer-songwriter
- Indie folk
- Bedroom pop
- Indietronica
Comment: I would like to call this set of 8
tracks an instance of old school indie. More profoundly, I mean the
music coming out from the 80s, the 90s, and the 00s by the US-based indie
mavericks such as Galaxie 500, Yo La Tengo, and Low (with regard to their more restrained moments). On the other side, the issue
was released in the middle of the 00s which was the heyday of the
Weird New America movement. I really liked and still like such indie
chicks who produce lo-fi tinged droning organ/harmonium-based indie
being accentuated with blissful melodies and wondrous harmonies. The
sort of music where simple elements meet complicated ones yet the
flow of it is flawlessly organic and dynamic having been recorded on
a 4-track cassette machine. It makes you relaxed and withdraws you from shitty topics around you for a while. It is the meditation. For instance, listen to the ending track
Preston Parker which saves one`s soul due to vibrant droning
and enchanting female singing. The same can be said about the rest of
the 18-minute release. The issue is a part of the discography of Rain
Above Records. Without any hesitation it will be added to the compartment – Outstanding
music.
