Onetime BTW the Pains Of Being Pure At Heart are about to release their self-titled full-length debut on Slumberland. It’s the perfect place for their jangly, noisy late ’80s/early ’90s-style indie pop. Yes, they like the Pastels, Black Tambourine, etc. For the Art Boonparn-directed clip for “Everything With You,” which shows up on the album and as a 7″, the New York quartet’s represented by keyboardist/vocalist Peggy and her best friend, who have pillow fights, share gum (and sodas), and otherwise wander a gray-day city.
I guess it could also be read as more than friendship, but everyone knows couples don’t go shopping together that much. Here it is without the walks on the beach:
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart is out 2/3 via Slumberland.
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hawt dayum!
i love this, brando. with crystal stilts and these guys, slumberland’s roster is starting to look pretty unfuckwithable.
Haute!
This band is proof Vivian Girls suck at what they do.
Kind of reminds me of a Super 8 version of Truffaut’s Small Change sans the child abuse but with a cabriolet.
Belle & Sebastian are proud. Tis a very good choon and album.