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There are peculiar abandoned slices of time, when a certain tone, tune or track washes over you, like a lush, deep turquoise musical wave, and appears to capture the precise moment you happen to be floating through. Such is the case for my new discovery: Vancouver’s Dead Soft and their summer-friendly six-song EP release, Baby Blue. The project, begun as a DIY inspired “doodle,” is self-recorded, and essentially reimagined versions of tunes from their last album, Big Blue. Released on the Arts & Crafts label, the offering is syrupy thick, sprinkled with power pop sensibilities. The band describes their west coast sound as "grunge-punk for the people" and this release as "a fun living-room rock project."The group is originally out of Prince Rupert, B.C. on Kaien Island. Nathaniel Epp (vocals, guitar) and Keeley Rochon (bass, vocals) began jamming as teenagers, influenced by Canadian 90s indie rock and American artists like Elliott Smith and

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