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I know that I post about the Californians next to every year. But it's not my fault they release so many new albums and the new ones are usually very, very good. It's no different with this year's Watching the Grass Grow, the duo's sixth in their discography.
They don't change their style much and it's good; if something's not broken, don't change it. There are, however, fragments that draw the audience's attention particularly strong - like the organ-like keys in Roman Candle or the beautiful piano works in Penny. Still, the clue of the band is its ethereal potential. As every time I write about them, I have to say about the massively dreamy vocals, the moody, slow pace of the ballads, the melancholia-infused lyrics. It's no surprise that the band's music sounds best in autumn, when the reality needs those kinds of warm and sad vibes. So this is less of a review and more of a reminder that autumn tastes better with a new Ruby Haunt release.
Watching the Grass Grow costs 7 USD.
Check: Roman Candle
Country: California, US
Genre: slowcore dream pop
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