Album Review: Sunglasses – Namesake/Swim EP

On the first EP out of the Sunglasses camp in two years, the Brooklyn duo has assembled two new tracks, a remix, a demo, and someone else covering them. On the Namesake/Swim EP, Sunglasses (who have fittingly supported Black Moth Super Rainbow head honcho Tobacco in the past) mash together disparate genres like they're fiddling with the knobs on some sort of era-spanning car radio, hoping to mine some gold out of the results. While the two original tracks on the cassette's amped psychedelia are worth a listen, the rest of the material seems like filler in anticipation of something a little bit longer.
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