The fuzzily euphoric Brooklyn-based band smush already showed themselves willing to take on a song as shitty as Owl City's "Fireflies" on standards, the all-covers EP that they released earlier this year. Early next year, they'll follow it with the new full-length i'll always wish,,. (The commas are theirs.) We've already posted lead single "milkweed butterfly," and their new one "john dearly" is out today. The title has to be a play on "John Deere," right.
Maybe it's just somebody's name. In any case, "john dearly" is a lot brighter and more energetic than most of the stuff that get called shoegaze these days. It's got a fun, glitchy sense of motion working for it.
Singer/bassist Emily Borrowman says, "'john dearly' is about the experience of being in your early adulthood and still feeling like a child. It touches on making the same mistakes over and over again and feeling stagnant." Listen below.
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