How will he react now, who has just faced reality as an adult after adolescence? In reality, however, he had never played a guitar while he was 21, his singing skills are fucking awful, and is below average in height and appearance and everything. He believes he is talented, and he thinks he will definitely become a world tour rock star in the future. This is an album about a person whose body is an adult but mind is still a child, due to the wide gap between ideal and reality. In a message on Bandcamp, Parannoul writes: Basically, you can expect to encounter big fuzz, big feelings, and some astonishingly expansive home-recorded rock music. ItвЂ™s mostly quite lo-fi, but that doesnвЂ™t much hinder the splendor CohenвЂ™s references to the Radio Dept. IвЂ™m glad Stereogum contributor Ian Cohen tweeted about it, or else it would have completely slipped past me like so many Bandcamp gems.Дrawing inspiration from ParannoulвЂ™s personal struggle and depression as well as his rock star dreams, To See The Next Part Of The Dream presents a compelling blend of shoegaze, bedroom pop, and emo. 23 no longer qualifies as вЂњfresh,вЂќ which is fair, I guess - except To See The Next Part Of The Dream is absolutely fresh, sonically speaking.

Somebody posted it on the indieheads subreddit this week, and the post was removed because an album released on Feb. It hasnвЂ™t gotten much coverage - as far as I can tell, the only media attention the album has received is an episode of the Tape Deck podcast last week. Last month Parannoul released To See The Next Part Of The Dream, his second LP following last yearвЂ™s debut LetвЂ™s Walk On The Path Of A Blue Cat. For someone self-described as вЂњjust a student writing music in my bedroom,вЂќ his new album is mighty ambitious. Parannoul is a one-man music project out of Seoul.

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