Canadian band The Sylvia Platters have shared their new single “Kool Aid Blue”, a song that sees them dive into themes of “identity, depression, and substance use.”
The lush slice of jangle pop emulates some of the best classics of the scene, along with more modern bands such as Alvvays and even Rolling Blacksouts Coastal Fever. It’s power pop/dream pop done right, and we can’t wait to hear more.
Enjoy a listen via the music video created by Daniel Sparrow below.
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