Terminally Chill

 

I like that Neon Indian’s new song ‘Terminally Chill’ sounds like it’s straight out of a lesser-known Molly Ringwald film, and that their Brian Wilson-esque melodies are met with a scuzzy sort of ’80s production and dreamy, fucked up synths. The duo is comprised of a video artist from Brooklyn and a musician in Austin, and their new song suits its name to a tee. Particularly on a weather-fucked, hangover-ridden Sunday I can relate to feelings of wanting to just hole up and chill, and Neon Indian are a brilliant soundtrack to that vibe. Slacker pop the likes of a warped Pavement, but much more spaced out. Their album Psychic Chasms is out October 13 on Lefse Records.

Neon Indian- Terminally Chill: MP3

Neon Indian- Deadbeat Summer: MP3

Neon Indian- Myspace

 

Posted by Sarah Gooding under New York, Texas, U.S.A