378 Vol.2 by The Bascinets is a quick listen that takes you for a very enjoyable ride. The music shifts in subtle ways, experimenting with post-punk, pop, psychedelic, and shoegaze aesthetics. When I listen to this album, lyrically, the band seems to be grappling with choices, with inevitable change that comes with the passage of time, and letting thing happen as opposed to purposeful evolution. They sing about “There is so much I don’t recognize,” “But that was years ago and now the […]