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Pale Seas Southampton, UK
The bedroom-based dream pop project of Southampton, U.K. Commentators on their early gigs heard the influence of both Elliott Smith and Beach House in their sound. By the time of the release of double A-side "My Own Mind/Bodies," the band had enlisted the help of Bees' linchpin Paul Butler, who invited them to Chale Abbey Studios, IOW, resulting in their debut album ‘Stargazing For Beginners’. ... more
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