Spring 2024

Standout albums from the spring of 2024

  1. The Depreciation Guild

    This album is a hot drink after coming in from the cold. It would be easy to mistake it for just another dreamy shoegaze album on your first listen but there is a lot more happening musically in each song. This is an album that begs you to live with it long enough to hear all of its secrets. Recommended Track: Dream About Me

  2. This is an energetically dreamy album. GIFT blends synths of the 80's with the vocals of 90's shoegaze over 2000's rhythms. It makes for music that feels out of time in the best way. Recommended Track: Gumball Garden

  3. Halo Maud

    Adventerous and difficult to pin down by genre, Halo Maud feels like somebody who grew up listening to some of my favorite artists. The French sensibility she brings to familiar sounds and structures is refreshing and something I want more of. Recommended Track: Last Day Song

  4. Tanya Donelly

    The same year of this album's release, I was released from high school and we spent many happy hours driving in my car together. If you fell in love with Tanya Donelly from her days with the band Belly like I did, this album has more of those wonderful sounds in store for you. Recommended Track: Landspeed Song

  5. Juliet Ivy

    A surprising new find from my wife. It would be easy to blow it off as playful and short but the unapologetically fun and feminine-forward emotions Juliet Ivy has packed into those five tracks makes me want to hear more. Recommended Track: boytoy

  6. The Chemical Brothers, Halo Maud, For That Beautiful Feeling

    I had all but given up on The Chemical Brothers after my disappointment with Born In The Echoes but this album finally feels like one of my favorite bands found their voices again. I especially love how the brothers managed to find new sounds without resorting to a collaboration album. It is a swirling escape that I want to ride until its crescendo ending. Recommended Track: The Darkness That You Fear

Spring 2024 is an album list curated by Greg Moore:

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