"Lush, beautifully composed dream pop... reminiscent of Beach House, Galaxie 500, or perhaps even early Wild Nothing. Chiming, emotionally gripping shoegaze with a lysergic feel." -《CLASH》

 

"Stunning new single...Anchored by a twisting guitar riff, it’s a delightfully breezy and laid-back sunbathing anthem with an undeniably catchy melody." -《NME》

 

 

They capture the modern dream-pop sound of the likes of Wild Nothing and Beach House combined with the classic indie pop sounds of The Cure and The Railway Children. The band are essentially a DIY project but manage to capture perfect blissful production from their own studio, located in a garage.

 

 

Having recently released two stunning singles in ‘Turtle Bay’ and ‘A Sadder Sound’, Surrey-based indie dream-pop outfit Softer Still just released their debut album ‘Nuances’.

 

Having been compared to the likes of Wild Nothing, Beach House and Galaxie 500, the four-piece have continued to live up to their lofty peers with their first full length body of work. ‘Nuances’ continues the band’s ascent, cementing their brand of superior, polished and vulnerable dream pop as one that should be turning heads at every opportunity.

 

 

‘Nuances’ is packed with full of imaginative soundscapes, with nods to progressive rock and metal to 80’s and 90’s guitar music throughout.

 

Speaking on the influences of the band Ollie (Drums, Synths) describes “I have always had a huge soft spot for any well written pop song, regardless of genre. All of these things have hugely influenced the way I approach producing and composing music. We love music that is instantly relatable and catchy, something I think is apparent listening to the music we make”.

 

 

With a timeless, classic shoegaze sound there is no wonder that the band are personal favourites of the legendary DIIV . 2018 is looking like bringing even more column inches for a band that’s already being co-signed by some of the genres’ biggest stars.