Indigo Waves Salt Lake City, Utah
At times poppy and polished, and other times, melancholic, Indigo Waves runs the gamut of saccharine, ’80s lo-fi nostalgia
and dream pop.
Simplistic vocal melodies that makes the slightly distorted vocals pop against the instrumental background. The dichotomy between the nostalgic dreaminess and the catchy pop elements sets each track of Indigo Waves apart from the rest.
-Ali Shimkus, SLUG Mag
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