On their much anticipated sophomore record, Alvvays’ jangly dream pop is refined into a manic emotional collage. From it’s opening track, “In Undertow,” which details a fantasy breakup and the coming-into-yourself that happens after, to its closing track, “Forget About Life,” where our protagonist drinks shitty wine amidst the menacing towers of the city, Antisocialites, is a powerful reset while showcasing what we’ve come to love about Alvvays - sharp wit, and dark thoughts nestled under ….

“The second album from the Toronto indie pop band is nothing but thoroughly accomplished songs. Alvvays have sharpened their focus without losing sight of themselves.” - Pitchfork

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Alvvays is the product of East Coast roots merged into the glitter of the city. On their debut album, Alvvays takes a deep dive into heartbreak, abandonment, and reckoning with age. How is it possible for a record to inhibit feelings of sadness and joy simultaneously? These are the strings that Alvvays delicately pull, a shimmering mess tangle of synth, nostalgia, but always tinged with at least a little hopefulness. 

“A sharply drawn indie-pop wonder, steeped in romance, wit, and melody.” - Rolling Stone