(2016) Sound of Ceres - Nostalgia for Infinity

Review: 
After releasing three albums with their band Candy Claws, Karen and Ryan Hover have evolved into Sound of Ceres. Joined by Robert Schneider, Ben Phelan and John Ferguson of the Apples In Stereo and Jacob Graham of the Drums, Sound of Ceres draws influence from an array of genres and decades, exploring soundscape-laden, dreamy pop. The Colorado-based group crafts a lush, ethereal sound which pulls as much from mid-century lounge music and ’70s nature documentary soundtracks as it does from ’90s shoegaze and modern sampling techniques. 
Their debut album, Nostalgia for Infinity is a conceptual retelling of the ’60s Brazilian hit “The Girl from Ipanema” – except the girl is replaced with a spinning antiprism, and the unrequited longing is replaced with an existential shout into the expanding universe. The album also explores the parallel between the ’60s hit song and Marcel Proust’s novel In Search of Lost Time, in which Proust describes “a world beyond us but within our understanding.” 

Tracklist: 
01 Pursuer.flac 
02 Bryn Marina.flac 
03 Ember Age.flac 
04 My Spiral Arm.flac 
05 Hand Of Winter.flac 
06 Side A.flac 
07 You're Me.flac 
08 Kingfisher.flac 
09 Antiprism.flac 
10 Dagger Only Run.flac 

Summary: 
Country: USA 
Genre: dream-pop