Supermoon - Supermoon

Review by Yosie Pramadianto

Supermoon's self-titled album is a delightful blend of dreamy indie pop, with a touch of shoegaze and lo-fi influences. The band, consisting of four talented musicians, has created a sound that is both catchy and ethereal, with hazy guitar riffs and soft, melodic vocals.

The album opens with "Witching Hour," a dreamy track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Bottleships" and "Nightjar" are two standout tracks, with their catchy hooks and dreamy, atmospheric soundscapes. "Bottleships" in particular features a memorable chorus that will have listeners singing along.

Other notable tracks include "Stories We Tell Ourselves About Ourselves," which features a more upbeat tempo and a driving rhythm section, and "If You Say So," which has a more stripped-down, acoustic sound.

Summary by Yosie Pramadianto

Supermoon's debut album is a strong effort that showcases the band's talent and unique sound. Fans of indie pop and dreamy shoegaze will find much to enjoy here, and the album is sure to be a hit with anyone who appreciates well-crafted, atmospheric music.