Mild Orange are becoming masters of distilling just the right components of a sound to draw out the most bittersweet feelings, to the point where it almost becomes ethereal, even from just a simple repetition of a few notes. Soft, enveloping sounds craft abstract landscapes while the lyrics ground them in an intoxicating way.
I'm not familiar with the genre so I could be wrong, but if bliss pop has a soul this captures it.

A brilliant concept executed magnificently, truly entertaining and funny. An instant classic, in my opinion, which I'll be returning to and recommending wherever and whenever I can.

A wonderfully seductive and reckless tune. The guitar and piano are quietly melancholic while soft vocals lull you into a dreamlike state. This is driven home by a lazy bass line evoking feelings of a strange sort of comfort. The bongos add that little something then boom, a practically perfect ensemble of a bittersweet love story. Beautiful tune.

A bubble forms within you, slowly expanding until it envelops you completely. Its surface flashes with bright colours, taking you deeper into another world. The tempo accentuates these images. The journey feels like you're both deep within the ocean and space at the same time, caught between the two worlds. An ever present sense of excitement and childlike joy throughout. Fantastic.

The year is 2636, you have golden visors cutting across your eyes. You don't know why but you find yourself in battle. Flooded with neon sensations and abrasive shots of lasers, rubble flying around you in slow motion. Hard hitting drums, hypnotic beats and synths so simple but so lush, it just makes sense. Beautiful soundscapes and masterfully executed, a journey to be explored and enjoyed.

Well formed, fresh, funky psych with catchy grooves throughout. High flying flutes and indulgent vocals coupled with driving bass and synths create a wonderfully grandiose mystic atmosphere, if that's not too on the nose. The drums lay the grounding for this to work, they definitely live up to the name.

Lush compositions entwine themselves with sultry, echoey vocals. The thought of having a sitar, Hammond organ, flute, various electronic effects along with the standard guitar, bass, and drums might sound like they'd clash at one point or another, but they come together and give way to eachother so well it really feels like a group is sharing an almost mystical experience, culminating in this one gorgeous sound.

Let the guitar set the scene. You're inside a beige laden hotel bar in the early 70's. The warmth of the paper shaded light a blessing to your evening. A cool glass of whiskey slips past your fingers, shattering on the floor. The vocals hit as the glass shoots through the air like an exploding firework.
Layers upon layers of soulful goodness, outstanding tracks with vocals sublime to the ears and makes my hair stand on end. Age develops this into a fine maturity. Feels of a time but is timeless

Think the only way to describe this album and my (Current) favourite track off of it is that it feels like you're soaring along on a surfboard, guitar in hand, getting drenched by the vibes and loving/grooving to the recklessness of it all.

Been waiting for an LP from these guys for way too long, by the looks of it these grooves will definitely be worth the wait. Funky, tropical, bliss.