I think we can officially declare Slumberland Records as the home of Twee Indiepop. Already they've given us Big Troubles, Sea Lions, Veronica Falls, and now they're introducing Neverever. Neverever's new EP Shake-a-Baby continues Slumberland's trend of catchy bubblegum music with a slight lo-fi quality.
The band said the following about their new EP:
The EP is loosely about the likes of child brides and sugar empire heirs either reluctantly growing up or simply choosing not to. Clinging to pre-teen and adolescent freedoms, Miss Teen Californian girlfriends, carefree trips, and dream-like loves, whether the changing world around them allows it or not. Some influences include the Raspberries, Dwight Twilley and Phil Seymour, ELO, Kim Fowley, Fleetwood Mac, Big Star, Alvin Stardust, Sandy Salisbury.
Check out the first single "Wedding Day" below, and let us know what you think.
Neverever - Wedding Day by Slumberland Records
Neverever
Shake-a-Baby EP
(Slumberland)
Street date: Jan. 17, 2012
1. Baby Oil And Iodine
2. Bunker Spreckles
3. Venus
4. Wedding Day
5. Mexicoco
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