Asters - Plastered

Review by Atul Joshi

Asters' latest album, Plastered, is a refreshing take on the indie rock genre. The band's signature sound, which is a mix of dreamy melodies and fuzzy guitar riffs, is present throughout the album. However, Plastered also showcases the band's growth as musicians, with more complex song structures and intricate instrumentation.

The opening track, "Lost in the Crowd," sets the tone for the album, with its catchy chorus and driving rhythm. The second track, "Fading Away," is a slower, more introspective song that showcases the band's ability to create a haunting atmosphere. Other standout tracks include "Broken Glass," with its infectious guitar riff and sing-along chorus, and "Echoes," which features a beautiful vocal performance by lead singer Emily.

Summary by Atul Joshi

Plastered is a solid album that showcases Asters' growth as a band. Fans of indie rock and dream pop will find plenty to enjoy here, and newcomers to the band will appreciate the album's accessibility and catchy hooks.