See Through Dresses

See Through Dresses, eh? Sounds more like a wardrobe malfunction waiting to happen than a band name. But don't let the misleading moniker fool you, this self-titled album is anything but transparent. From the opening track, "Lucy's Arm," it's clear that this Nebraska-based quartet knows how to hook you in with their dreamy, shoegaze sound. Lead singer Sara Bertuldo's ethereal vocals soar above the swirling guitars and pulsating drums, creating a sonic landscape that is both mesmerising and haunting. The real standout on this record, however, is the track "Herbs and Frequencies." It's like taking a trip down memory lane, with its nostalgic lyrics and jangly guitars transporting you back to the heyday of 90s indie rock. You can almost smell the flannel shirts and feel the angst dripping from every note. But don't think See Through Dresses are just another throwback band living in the past. Tracks like "Bloodstream" and "Shimmer" showcase a more contemporary side to their sound, with pulsating rhythms and infectious hooks that will have you bopping along in no time. Overall, See Through Dresses have crafted an album that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking, like a mullet for your ears. So grab your finest vintage threads, crank up the volume, and let See Through Dresses take you on a journey through time and space. Trust me, you won't regret it.