Wareham's debut solo album offers a collection of songs that sound like they could have been B-sides from his Luna years, familiar yet somehow detached. It’s a study in understated melancholy, as Wareham continues to explore themes of love and alienation with his signature deadpan delivery.
- The album was recorded with assistance from his Luna bandmates, guitarist Sean Eden and bassist Britta Phillips, as well as drummer Roger Brokenshire. It was produced by Wareham himself.
- Guest vocals on "The Dancer" are provided by The Dears' Murray Lightburn.
- The album was released on March 11, 2014, by the independent label Double Feature Records.
Dean Wareham is a New Zealand-born, Los Angeles-based musician, best known as the frontman for the bands Galaxie 500 and Luna. His solo debut arrived after a decade with Luna, a band that continued the dream-pop-infused indie rock of his previous projects.
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