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The Roanoke, Virginia-based Eternal Summers, a self-professed "dream punk" outfit, formed in the late 2000s around the talents of guitarist/vocalist Nicole Yun and drummer Daniel Cundiff, both of whom are members of the Magic Twig Community (a local art and indie pop organization/collective). Specializing in taut, hook-filled post-rock/no wave-inspired pop nuggets that alternate between dreamy and cacophonous, the duo released a self-titled EP in 2009, followed by Eternal Summers' full-length Kanine Records debut, Silver, in 2010. While touring behind the record, Yun's guitar was stolen and she found that the replacement she had on hand didn't fill in the low end of their sound they way they wanted. To remedy this, they added an old friend, Jonathan Woods, to play bass. The trio spent two weeks recording the next Eternal Summers album, shipping the results off to Sune Rose Wagner (of the Raveonettes) and Alonzo Vargas to be mixed. Correct Behavior was released by Kanine in July of 2012.
Wikipedia:
Eternal Summers are a rock band from the Magic Twig Community of Roanoke, Virginia. Singer/guitarist Nicole Yun and drummer Daniel Cundiff started Eternal Summers in 2009 as a duo, and were introduced to each other quite ironically by their eventual bassist, Jonathan Woods. Their sound oftentimes draws comparisons to lo-fi music or dream pop, though the band continually strive to maintain their status as a rock n' roll trio. Eternal Summers released their debut LP, “Silver”, on Kanine Records in 2010 and followed that up with 2011’s “Dawn of the Eternal Summers” LP. They have since enlisted bassist Jonathan Woods to expand their sonic palette, which is quite apparent on their latest LP “Correct Behavior”, released in 2012 on Kanine Records.
