Bleach Day

Originally spurred from the home tape recordings of Vinny Marksohn and Louie Kiley, Bleach Day released their full-length debut, <a href="spotify:album:1BLkAYMwjh3ZFhvoOSzEoY" data-name="Where to Dream">Where to Dream</a>, in 2016. It&#39;s release was met with praise from blogs such as Buried Muse and Earmilk. Seven Days called the album &quot;...an eight-song sonic tapestry of analog whirrs, screwy samples and, at its core, beautiful, sun-bleached lo-fi pop.&quot;

Since the release of <a href="spotify:album:1BLkAYMwjh3ZFhvoOSzEoY" data-name="Where to Dream">Where to Dream</a>, Bleach Day has appeared as a five-piece band at festivals such as POP Montreal and Waking Windows. Behind the scenes, the duo earned production, engineering, and performance credits on <a href="spotify:artist:4PpncOYFkaKQZc82ONdm9c" data-name="wished bone">wished bone</a>’s 2018 <a href="spotify:album:4vp7GQ1DnieFK0BnLBCOwg" data-name="cellar belly">cellar belly</a>.

Bleach Day’s sophomore LP, as if always, is due to be released March 6, 2020 on Birdwatcher Records. It is the product of a two year studio binge, occurring in between the band’s numerous other recording projects. Mixing classic golden age pop sounds, cinematic progressions, and oddball tones, as if always composes a sonic language that takes the listener through a story of growth and self discovery in its most primeval form, which mirrors a full life cycle from birth to death. Through struggle you learn to confront your fears, your shadows, and your limitations to become the person you are meant to be. It’s a journey to a place that feels far away – until you realize it’s actually within yourself, and always has been.