Sunglaciers’ music blurs the boundaries between polished melodicism and opaque experimentation, auspicious romanticism and unbridled dissent. Though anchored in the strange realities of our times, their songs are laced with a certain optimism through well-calculated psych elements and vibrant rhythms, making for a unique strand of kaleidoscopic proto-pop. Following up on critically-acclaimed full-length efforts Foreign Bodies and Subterranea, the Calgary outfit now returns with Regular Nature, out March 29th, 2024 via Mothland.

In anticipation of their forthcoming long-player, Sunglaciers unveil lead single “Cursed”, a nostalgic epic about love passing you by that features a motorik rhythm section, cascading synthesizers and hazy vocal harmonies. Also accompanied by a sumptuous music video directed by lead singer Evan Resnik, this therapeutic musical essay about what-if’s offers solace in the form of cleverly subdued psychedelia with a hint of hypnagogic pop. A must-listen for fans of dreamy indie gem purveyors à la Beach House, Unknown Mortal Orchestra or Diiv, “Cursed” drops today!

Speaking about the track they say:

“Cursed” is quite probably Sunglaciers’ biggest downer to date. It is a piece about shattered, unsaid expectations, and reflecting on the reality of a situation after it has passed, and all that remains is its memory. It is a slow dance between regret and acceptance, a song about lost love and lost potential. It is being caught in a moment, blinded by short-term desires, only to wake up on the other side when everything has passed and it is too late to reconcile (“You wish your head could unremember this/ But memory is all there ever is”).

Pre-save Regular Nature HERE.