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[album] bedbug – pack your bags the sun is growing

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Rarely do we get a record so wholesome such as pack your bags the sun is growing by bedbug. Over the years, the project of Dylan Gamez Citron (they/them) has grown from a solo outfit in Boston, MA to a full-fledged indie rock band in Los Angeles, and their new release is something truly special.

Although it sounds simply beautiful, the album proves to be far from an easy listening experience and is definitely not background music. It’s a real transcendent journey with profound emotional depth and needs your full attention. From the moment the first notes echo through the speakers, listeners are drawn into a world of haunting beauty and raw vulnerability.

This record evokes many great artists/bands who are usually tagged as emo, indie rock, bedroom pop, lo-fi etc. and it effortlessly puts all those influences under one umbrella, creating an organic whole and a living body of work. A lovely, lovely album that leaves a profound impact on the soul and makes your heart warm.

Listen below and buy the LP here.

[song] bedbug – postcard

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Photo by Dustin J. Watson

In March bedbug will release their fourth album titled pack your bags, the sun is growing via Disposable America. Over the years, the project of Dylan Gamez Citron (they/them) has grown from a solo outfit in Boston, MA to a full-fledged indie rock band in Los Angeles.

The latest preview of an upcoming LP is “postcard”, an incredibly well-crafted piece that masterfully combines indie rock grandeur and emo/bedroom pop sensibilities. It stands out for its emotional depth, resonating with listeners who find solace in its passionate storytelling and relatable themes. Another beautiful offering from bedbug!

Listen below and pre-order the record on Bandcamp.

[song] bedbug – halo on the interstate

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In March bedbug will release a new album titled pack your bags, the sun is growing via Disposable America. Over the years, the project of Dylan Gamez Citron (they/them) has grown from a solo outfit in Boston, MA to a full-fledged indie rock band in Los Angeles.

The first preview of an upcoming LP is “halo on the interstate”, a mesmerizing piece that captures warm feelings in the form of a perfect indie rock jewel. It would certainly appeal to the fans of such bands/musicians as Built to Spill, Cap’n Jazz, Alex G and The Microphones.

Listen below and pre-order the record on Bandcamp.