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9/8/23.
Today is the 2,500th post.
Slumberland has been really active lately. I love that they're releasing work by lesser known bands. I'd never heard of New Jersey based band lightheaded.
Their Bandcamp descriptor says they're power poppin their way through their music. I wouldn't describe this as power pop, and I'm not sure I would describe it as pop. It is definitely indie pop of a certain sort - it immediately made me think of The Aislers Set and Comet Gain and Tele Novella. Slumberland mentions the songwriting of Curt Boettcher (check out the new Sundazed LP of Sandy Salisbury and Curt Boettcher).
I love that the name of the album is "Good Good Great". Indeed.
Sandy Salisbury - Cecily (1969)
Really nice country tinged sunshine pop by one of the main voices of the Millennium.
Sunshine Pop.
Sandy Salisbury - Do Unto Others (1969)
Sunshine pop crossed with garage rock equals bubblegum? Works for me, and catchy as hell. Sandy Salisbury was one of Curt Boettcher’s main collaborators in sunshine pop studio concoctions like Millennium and Sagittarius. He recorded his own solo album in 1969 that only got released in 2000.
The Millennium, 1968
The Millennium, 1968