Name: Come In
Brand: Weatherday

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LPTSR226C2

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Pink

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"Painted Pink" Pink &amp; Black Galaxy

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Extended format: Yes

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2024-05-17

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634457172999

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9999

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Artist

Weatherday

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Alternative / Modern

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Topshelf Records

Topshelf Records is an American independent record label that was established in Peabody, Massachusetts in 2005. With a strong focus on supporting emerging artists and fostering creativity, the label has become a prominent force in the music industry. Now based in Portland, Oregon, Topshelf Records continues to curate and release innovative music across various genres.

Since its inception, Topshelf Records has been dedicated to providing a platform for talented musicians to showcase their unique sound. The label's commitment to nurturing artists and allowing them creative freedom has resulted in a diverse roster of acts spanning indie rock, emo, punk, and more.

With an impressive catalog of releases from both established acts and up-and-coming talent, Topshelf Records has gained recognition for its high-quality productions and distinct musical offerings. As an influential player in the independent music scene, the label consistently delivers fresh sounds that resonate with listeners worldwide.

Weatherday is an artist who has captivated audiences with their unique blend of indie rock and lo-fi sound. With heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies, Weatherday's music resonates with listeners on a deep level. Their debut album [Album Name] showcases their talent for crafting songs that are both introspective and relatable. Whether you're a fan of indie music or simply appreciate good songwriting, Weatherday is an artist worth listening to.

Since bursting onto the scene, Weatherday has gained a dedicated following thanks to their raw and honest approach to music. Their live performances are energetic and captivating, leaving audiences wanting more. With influences ranging from classic rock to modern indie bands, Weatherday's sound is both nostalgic and fresh.

With [number] years of experience in the industry, Weatherday continues to push boundaries and evolve as artists. Their commitment to creating authentic music sets them apart from other artists in the genre. Whether they're performing at small intimate venues or headlining major festivals, Weatherday always delivers a memorable performance that leaves fans craving for more.

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Weatherday is the noise-pop project of the mononymous Swedish artist Sputnik. While they have also found success with their side project, Lola's Pocket PC, it is their cult-acclaimed album Come In that has garnered them a large and dedicated following through its raucous musical universe and serpentine sparklepunk stylings. Often heralded as an achievement of lo-fi bedroom pop tangled with threads of emo and DIY, Come In is better described, in its author's own words, as a 'life goal.'

The initial spark that ignited the fiery, heated debut from Weatherday originated from Sputnik's desire to write, perform, and produce a record all on their own, from the ground up. Starting in 2014-2015, their preliminary attempts at what would eventually become Come In first materialized as a shoegaze EP, and then a dream-pop meets chamber-pop LP. Ever the perfectionist though, Sputnik wasn't satisfied with the results and deleted the releases without a trace, finally deciding to set out in the direction of something more akin to their longtime influences of emo and its various subgenres.

After two years of tinkering in this stylistic sweetspot, Sputnik settled on the eleven knotted, maximal tracks that comprise Come In. From the caustic, harsh peaks of 'Sleep in while you're doing your best' to the soothing piano-laden passages of 'Embarrassing paintings' and experimental, granular coda of 'Water dreamer the same,' the range of Weatherday's debut is doubtlessly a product of an artist who refuses to compromise a single shred of their vision.

Come In

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