On a Bedroom Wall

In the grand tradition of bands with questionable hygiene practices and a penchant for procrastination, Still Flyin's latest album "On A Bedroom Wall" is a nod to the good old days of indie rock when it was totally acceptable to record an album in your mate's flat and still be taken seriously. With a title that conjures images of teenage angst and questionable decision-making, Still Flyin stay true to their lo-fi roots with a collection of songs that are as haphazard and endearing as a half-finished painting in an art student's flat. From the jangly guitars of "Fuzzy Logic" to the dreamy synth-pop of "Cosmic Dancer," this album is a gentle reminder that music doesn't need to be polished to be enjoyable. In fact, it's the rough edges and DIY spirit of "On A Bedroom Wall" that make it so charming. Sure, the production might be a bit rough around the edges, and the lyrics might be a tad nonsensical at times, but that's all part of the charm. This is a band who aren't afraid to embrace their quirks and imperfections, and in doing so, they've created an album that's as infectious as it is endearing. So next time you're feeling a bit down and in need of a pick-me-up, just stick on "On A Bedroom Wall" and let Still Flyin's carefree vibes wash over you. Who needs a pristine studio when you've got a bedroom wall and a bunch of talented misfits?