GOLDEN HOURS - Floating Weeds C20 TAPE Folk “Fantasize the Scene” explores the

“Fantasize the Scene” explores the idea of eternal friendship

the set features the original Into Darkness album on the first disc and the demo Eternal Frost on the second

Nest finds the group more settled and confident than ever

Erosion) on drums and Brian Cook (Russian Circles) on bass—interlace and mangle sounds from their instruments in a sonic homage to both the innate warmth of human magnetism and the cold realities of corrupted love—jealousy

” Steinberg’s lilting croon sails on woozy keys and waves of distortion on “Icicle” and skips with David Byrne-esque abandon over a stuttering beat and walking bassline on pop jam “It’s Over

GOLDEN HOURS - Floating Weeds C20 TAPE Folk “Fantasize the Scene” explores theGolden Hours is long running Portland based flower pop guitar band with ties to Eggy Records, The Polyps, The Woolen Men etc. who predate much of the recent resurgence of this sound. Distinct pop and twee flavors of sound ride around on the upbeat waves of guitar, keys, and distortion. A rock solid effort with no overt posturing to retro tendencies, just honest well made creatively written catchy indie pop, that rides a little bit like other excellent