Not the best music video, but the song is a “close your eyes and remember college” type.
From the album Generation Club (2013)
Some Infoish:
Austin, Texas is fast becoming the epicentre of a new musical wave engulfing the world with release upon release emanating from the location. The latest album to emerge is Love Inks’ second offering Generation Club, the follow up to 2011’s debut E.S.P. which was an ode to “loss, grief and insurmountable heartache” in the band’s own words.
For newcomers, Love Inks are an indie lo-fi dream-pop trio named after an ancient voodoo practice. The music revolves around the husband and wife team of Kevin Dehan (bass) and Sherry LeBlanc, the provider of a sultry, sexy voice reminiscent of Hope Sandoval crossed with Stevie Nicks; the trio is completed by most recent addition, guitarist Derek Brown.
The band’s lush minimalism is based around a core of Dehan’s soundscapes, predominantly built around simple electronica, with his subtle bass adding a further texture; drum machines, touches of guitar and LeBlanc’s delicate vocals complete the mix, which has all been recorded on a half-inch tape machine. Whereas E.S.P. was about loss, the new album represents an about turn, taking its focus from new beginnings and moving on.