Flowers Too

Description

After a first record that opened the door to their universe, this new album explores it in depth. The band develops a denser and more coherent psychedelic and esoteric pop, which they call "moonshine pop," a nocturnal and strange version of sunshine pop. Their music forms a carefully constructed world, where each song acts as a piece of a sonic labyrinth: accessible through its pop melodies, but rich in mystery and references (1960s psychedelia, film scores, rare synthesizers). Ultimately, the album appears as a highly accomplished work, an artistic manifesto that reignites a true "dream machine" in contemporary pop.