Business Of Dreams
Ripe For Anarchy
Label: Slumberland
Genre: Rock / Pop
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Making music to cope with this loss resulted in Business of Dreams’ lovely eponymous debut album, an unexpected pop pleasure that wound up on Bandcamp’s and Raven Sings The Blues’ year-end lists for 2017. Soon the live version of Business Of Dreams took shape as Cunningham opened for Rogue Wave on a national tour and played scores of local shows with Frankie Rose, Real Estate and many others.With his new album “Ripe For Anarchy,” Cunningham has honed the songwriting with an eye towards regret, existence, and perseverance.
“The album is about living in the moment, shedding neurosis, and the desire to discard the general societal malaise weve been roped into.””Ripe For Anarchy” is a through-and-through ode to indie pop, in the historic definition of the genre. “My Old Town” and “N.R.E.A.M.” could be album cuts on a Grant McLennan solo album, “Dont Let Our Time Expire” and “Naive Scenes” could be The Smiths, the Sparklehorse cover “The Hatchet Song” bears an uncanny resemblance to Australian pop pioneers Even As We Speak, and “I Feel Dread”
has the unmistakable earmarks of The Field Mice.