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Thursday, October 11 2012

Seapony: Falling

Sunset-kissed indie pop proves it needn't be overthought to be effective.

Wednesday, June 1 2011

Seapony: Go With Me

There's something self-satisfied about the plainness of these tracks, so what starts as pop purity becomes pop music with blinders on.

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