As a big fan of Beach Fossils, I'm sure many are looking forward to their new album 'Bunny.' it seems to uphold the band's signature dream-pop sound and post-punk energy, while showing a more personal side with emotionally raw lyrics. It's exciting to hear that frontman Dustin Payseur is opening up more in his songwriting, which should give the album a depth and relatability that could connect with listeners on a deeper level.
Notably, the fact that they've performed at such high-profile festivals and venues is a testament to their influence and popularity. Their achievement of reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Traditional Jazz Albums chart with 'The Other Side of Life: Piano Ballads' demonstrates their musical versatility and ability to appeal to a wide range of listeners.
Moreover, the success of their label, Bayonet Records, is a testament to their eye for talent and commitment to promoting artistic diversity.
It's exciting to see how far Beach Fossils have come since their formation in the 2010s, and 'Bunny' sounds like a significant milestone in their journey. Hopefully, the release will be a great success and continue to cement their legacy as pioneers of the bedroom-pop genre.
https://beachfo.bandcamp.com/album/bunny
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od79W1xkNfE&list=PLDhajrZgo0TI93H7q1SCWlT17hJg5eCs9
