The Fall of Atom, June Panic’s second full-length CD release and eighth overall, finds him at his most poignant and experimental. Presented as a “thesis on entropy, ” and with references such as “Rainy Day Women #4, 579 & 2,” this release is-as expected-the most ambitious release from June Panic. “Man of Your Dreams,” and “Don’t Love Me Too Long” rank among the best low-fi indie pop released to date. But after multiple listens the three different noise tracks named “demographic” and the repeated use of a sped-up vocal track can grow tiresome. – Jason Nickey