hay algo sobre el reflejo del cielo en el pavimento mojado que no me deja pensar en algo que no seas tú by Tori Inu

For fans of Brave Little Abacus, Algernon Cadwallader, Tiny Moving Parts, spiritually folksy math rock, and the melancholic pastime of staring into the daytime sky, hay algo sobre el reflejo del cielo en el pavimento mojado que no me deja pensar en algo que no seas tú by Tori Inu combines complex songwriting with a lo-fi aesthetic to craft a Midwest emo sound equal parts charming and intense. Twinkly riffs drive anthemic choruses, while cascading waves of keys, horns, and power chords descend from above, creating an enormous sound not too dissimilar from post rock while remaining anchored in accessible, catchy riffing. This combination of friendly familiarity and raw intensity speaks to those moments when we over-sentimentalize the mundane, turning every element of our environment into a trigger for a depressive slump. Ultimately, we must address that fundamental unfulfilled desire eating us from the inside, a self-confrontation which Tori Inu encourages, wrenching us away from our thousand yard stare and into an actionable plan for the future.