In short, “Another One” fastens Mac’s stranglehold on this style on music. Mac does the sound justice better than nearly anyone out there.
Stoners of the world united in celebrating that album and I did too. Songs like “Blue Boy” and “Salad Days” struck me as being particularly concise pop tunes while successfully sporting a ’60s psychedelic pop flavor with a modern indie twist. I was surprised by how much I enjoyed Mac’s 2014 album “Salad Days.” Although the songs were simple, the album presented an overall lazy-day air to it and the production and guitar tone were infectious. In my opinion one of the musicians who pulls this process off the best has to be Mac DeMarco.
It’s commonplace to hear bands use lo-fi quality recording and delve up cheesy ’80s synth noises in order to sound kitsch and to keep with the recent trend. Since the turn of the century, an ever-growing number of indie bands have been surfacing all across the world, striving for a “retro” aesthetic.
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