This four-song single has a mix of dreamy and creepy goth punk influences but it ultimately is way too hooky and melodic to be miserable. Some of the early ’80s Southern California punks mastered that spooky post-punk sound long ago, but this takes a more “melody first” approach. I had one of these songs stuck in my head while at the grocery store an hour after I listened to it, a good sign for sure. –Mark Twistworthy (It’s Eleven, itselevenrecords.bandcamp.com)