Throughout the album, this band boasts a celebratory sound, a reckless sense of ecstasy specific to fluid youth and rock solid friendship. In spite of life's bits that inspire these songs - some darker than others - Repasky, Geeslin, DeLurgio, and Dowd reliably find the light in the thing. Drawing from early influences like Rilo Kiley and Tame Impala, and landing a little closer to contemporary favorites like Alvvays and Slow Pulp, Lunar Vacation make bright music replete with bliss. Repasky suggested the band name Lunar Vacation to Geeslin at a show, leaning over at a loud moment to say it. It's easy to imagine others finding out about the band in this same way.

A1. Purple Dreams no. 4
A2. Peddler
A3. Shrug
A4. Where is Everyone
A5. Making Lunch (Not Right Now)
A6. Cutting Corners
B1. The Waiting Game
B2. Mold
B3. Gears
B4. Anemone
B5. But Maybe