Credits:

Alvvays

Description:

Toronto, Canada's indie-pop band Alvvays is finally releasing their third original album in five years!After taking festivals around the world with their 2017 sophomore effort, "Antisocialites," the band's long-awaited new album features the band's weapon of choice so far. The long-awaited new album is full of the "Alvvays'" sound and vocals, Molly Rankin's beautiful and cute voice, and catchy melodies that will make anyone's heart tremble, as well as the "Alvvays'" verses that listeners around the world have been waiting for! The opening track, M1 "Pharmacist," is a fast-paced song with Molly's voice blending into the driving guitar sound that is more shoegaze-oriented than ever before, and it quickly picks up a gear and draws you into the worldview created by the band. The charm of the following song, M2 "Easy On Your Own?" is its magnificent melody, which reminds one of the band's best-known songs to date, such as "Archie, Marry Me" and "In Undertow," and the final chorus will knock you out completely.M3 "After The Earthquake" is an evergreen guitar pop song arranged in the Alvvays style, while M6 "Many Mirrors" is a series of sweet and sour indie pop tunes as pleasant and killer as the spring weather! M7 "Very Online Guy" also shows a new side of the band that has succeeded in creating a catchy sound even with a different approach, such as the use of many effects and the incorporation of 80s-inspired neon synthesizers in the song. It is a gem. The second half of the album, "Alvvays," is an epic melody that will make your heart beat faster. The second half of the album, including M11 "Belinda Says" with its magnificent melody, is a masterpiece that will continue to be heard as a symbol of indie-pop in the 2020s.

Tracklisting:

Pharmacist
Easy On Your Own?
After The Earthquake
Tom Verlaine
Pressed
Many Mirrors
Very Online Guy
Velveteen
Tile By Tile