Twin River - Passing Shade

Review by Sébastien Lacaze

Twin River's sophomore album, Passing Shade, is a stunning collection of dreamy indie rock tracks that showcase the band's evolution since their debut. The album is a cohesive blend of moody, introspective lyrics and lush, atmospheric instrumentation that transports the listener to a hazy, ethereal world.

The opening track, "Settle Down," sets the tone for the album with its melancholic guitar riffs and haunting vocals. "Knife" and "Antony" are standout tracks that showcase the band's ability to craft catchy, guitar-driven indie rock songs that still feel deeply introspective.

The album's slower tracks, such as "The Weatherman" and "Baby," are equally captivating, with their stripped-down instrumentation and raw, emotional lyrics. The album's title track, "Passing Shade," is a standout moment that builds to a soaring, cathartic chorus.

Summary by Sébastien Lacaze

Passing Shade is a beautiful, introspective album that showcases Twin River's growth as songwriters and musicians. Fans of dreamy indie rock will find much to love here.