Water Kill The Sun

It's a lovely thing when a band knows when to stop working on a song. Too often an artist will start crafting the piece and eventually drown it to a painful death, larding it with layers of atmospheric nonsense, unnecessary melodies, and weird electro sounds that have nothing to do with anything. It's one thing to be lush and lively; it's another to be overbearing and impossible. Water Kill the Sun understand when enough is enough, and they take care to keep their slightly electronic-flavored indie rock on the gentle and clean side. It's warm and inviting, it's plush enough to have life, but nothing's dying under the weight of too much noise. It's pretty. It's sharp. MEGAN SELING
- The Stranger