Indie-pop trio that has come out with a number of 7”s of the past few years. The songs here are all poppy, sweet, and clear. Guitar, drums, bass, melodic vocals. The most apt comparison I can think of would be Dealership, except that this stuff is far, far, far smoother and much more saccharine. I didn’t really like this too much, as I found it a bit boring. It might, however, fit into a slower rock set. From the name of the band, “True Love Always,” you can tell exactly what these guys are singing about. Best tracks: 7 (a bit more upbeat), 9, 11 (has a weird, underwater feel).