Sunset Rubdown (no, not a massage parlor in Mississauga) is my newest addiction. First discovered on the wonderfully rich AjiSignal - a place blogging site for indie music - I’ve fallen in love with the album and have recommended it to everyone I can.

There’s a line in the Pitchfork review that is so true and explains how Random Spirit Lover almost forces me to break one of my rules of new music:

Random Spirit Lover’s songs have verses, choruses, and bridges like most other pop/rock songs, but they’re so architecturally complex and harmoniously joined that the boundaries between them become erased. In a song-driven era, Sunset Rubdown is making a strong case for the album.

Check out the album, if you like indie rock you’ll like the album (there’s a reason it’s at the top of my Music of the Moment widget).

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