Pom Pom Squad - Mirror Starts Moving Without Me (Curacao Vinyl)

Pom Pom Squad - Mirror Starts Moving Without Me (Curacao Vinyl)Pom Pom Squads sophomore LP, aptly titled Mirror Starts Moving Without Me, Berrin traverses the hall of mirrors to celebrate the true self at the heart. The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Stereogum, and many more have lauded the pop centric return of Brooklyns favorite rising post grunge band, lead by frontperson Mia Berrin, for their refreshing new chapter. Berrin had a hand in the crafting of this darker and stronger sound, co producing the record

just as the sun makes its first appearance over the horizon and thoughts of the night before begin to subside

Knishkowky soon found himself addressing the profound

oscillating vocals and unpredictable shifts in melody that see the band moving forward at an impressive pace

David Berman's initial collaborators included Stephen Malkmus and Bob Nastanovich of Pavement

speaking to us now more clearly than ever

Hopefully we have achieved this

The New York Times

those movies are noirs

Number two: the death scenes are always much more elaborate—more blood

separate from the natural world

The trio of John Elliott

almost all the tracks are more or less edited