NeighbRhood ChildrN

NEIGHBRHOOD CHILDRN's self-titled debut album is like stumbling upon a psychedelic trip in your neighbour's garden shed. The band's unique blend of folk-rock and garage pop is more infectious than a case of the measles at a primary school. Lead singer Terence Minogue's vocals soar through the tracks like a flock of pigeons on a sunny day, with a dreamy quality that could convince even the most cynical listener to join a cult (no, seriously, don't join a cult). The instrumentation on this record is as tight as a pair of skinny jeans on a hipster, with jangly guitars and swirling organ solos that will make you question if you accidentally dropped acid before pressing play. Tracks like "Feeling Zero" and "Changes Brought to Me" are like musical time capsules, transporting you back to the swinging 60s with their fuzzed-out guitars and catchy hooks. But don't be fooled by the retro vibes, NEIGHBRHOOD CHILDRN have a modern edge that sets them apart from your average revival band. So grab your kale smoothie, put on your round sunglasses, and give NeighbRhood ChildrN a spin. You may not have a genuine flower-power experience, but you'll definitely feel like you're at Woodstock (minus the mud and questionable hygiene). Groovy, baby.