Monomyth - Happy Pop Family - Vinyl

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Management number 254413640 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$10.36 Model Number 254413640
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Vinyl LP pressing. Happy Pop Family is the 2016 offering from Monomyth, Canada's leading purveyors of mid-fi anthemic bedroom pop. Recorded in February of 2015 with Mike Wright (Each Other) at Montreal's infamous Drones Club, the album has tweaked and refined the sonic palette of their 2014 debut Saturnalia Regalia. The resulting batch of songs is imbued with an almost Blake-ian wonder, delicately balancing like Charlie Chaplin on a taut guitar cable between innocence and experience. Though main songwriters/guitarists Josh Salter and Seamus Dalton (Nap Eyes' bassist and drummer, respectively) are joined by a new rhythm section on their sophomore effort, the two keep everything in their Happy Pop Family by adding a pair of frequent collaborators. Multi-instrumentalist Scott Grundy (Heaven For Real/Quaker Parents) joins on drums while bassist Andrew Mazerolle provides scintillating low-end. Each brings a song to sweeten the pot, making this a truly family affair. Analog fetishists take note: the album was recorded to tape and mixed straight off the board, adding idiosyncratic charm and character to the songs. Their inventive blend of jangle and fuzz would slide in comfortably alongside the back catalogs of Creation, Flying Nun or Ork Records. Like a family heirloom, these pop gems shine, refracting one another's light to create a diamond-like unity.

Vinyl LP pressing. Happy Pop Family is the 2016 offering from Monomyth, Canada's leading purveyors of mid-fi anthemic bedroom pop. Recorded in February of 2015 with Mike Wright (Each Other) at Montreal's infamous Drones Club, the album has tweaked and refined the sonic palette of their 2014 debut Saturnalia Regalia. The resulting batch of songs is imbued with an almost Blake-ian wonder, delicately balancing like Charlie Chaplin on a taut guitar cable between innocence and experience. Though main songwriters/guitarists Josh Salter and Seamus Dalton (Nap Eyes' bassist and drummer, respectively) are joined by a new rhythm section on their sophomore effort, the two keep everything in their Happy Pop Family by adding a pair of frequent collaborators. Multi-instrumentalist Scott Grundy (Heaven For Real/Quaker Parents) joins on drums while bassist Andrew Mazerolle provides scintillating low-end. Each brings a song to sweeten the pot, making this a truly family affair. Analog fetishists take note: the album was recorded to tape and mixed straight off the board, adding idiosyncratic charm and character to the songs. Their inventive blend of jangle and fuzz would slide in comfortably alongside the back catalogs of Creation, Flying Nun or Ork Records. Like a family heirloom, these pop gems shine, refracting one another's light to create a diamond-like unity.
Performer Monomyth
Music genre Pop
Music subgenre Pop
Music release type Album
Media format LP
Original release date 2016
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Track listing Aloha,Puppet Creek,Re:Lease Life (Place 2 Go),Drinking in Bed in E,Cool Blue Hello,Falling in Love,High on Sunshine,Go Somewhere,Palpitations,New Year's Resolve,Fuck with Me
Record label Mint Records
Songwriter Josh Salter, Seamus Dalton
Music media format Vinyl Record
Is edited N
Is enhanced N

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