“Daughter are not the easiest band to place geographically or musically. The London trio all live in different cities now, and their sound has slowly mutated since their bleakly brilliant debut, If You Leave, in 2013. Their comfort zone remains moody indie folk rock, somewhere on the road between forgotten 4AD trailblazers Pale Saints and the Cure’s stadium shoegaze. Yet after seven years away, gui”
“an honest and hopeful look at the human experience”
“Physical distance is one of the central themes on Stereo Mind Game. This would once have defined the release through lovelorn moping, but three albums into their career Daughter have learned to counterbalance it with attempts to forge connections. Their first release in seven years – excluding an instrumental soundtrack and Elena Tonra’s Ex:Re side-project – and on the surface nothing has changed”
“The moody London indie folk trio return with a stripped-back record inspired by long-distance longing.”
