Name: BEACH FOSSILS - Bunny LP (Powder Blue Vinyl)
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Label: Bayonet

Bunny, the fourth album from the NYC-based indie-pop band Beach Fossils, is their first in six years. On the surface, though, one of its most impressive traits is it sounds as if it could have been recorded six months after their previous album, Somersault (2017). Sonically, the new one is a pure, seamless combination of that record’s pristine production and newfound maturity with the post-punk-influenced, guitar-driven sound of Beach Fossils’ earliest releases.

Some of this remarkable continuity may be down to the fact that the band’s lineup has remained consistent over the intervening years. Also, Payseur remains firmly in control, continuing to self-produce and release Bunny on his Bayonet imprint.

What’s different with Bunny is more a matter of emotion, mood, and perspective—a result, one can easily imagine, of where Payseur stands in his personal life. The album finds him at the inevitable, complex intersection between adolescence and adulthood, ennui and responsibility.

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BEACH FOSSILS - Bunny LP (Powder Blue Vinyl)