Antisocialites
dream pop indie pop twee pop jangle pop indie
“Dreams Tonite” seems to be about having so much love and caring for someone, but the relationship you had has fallen apart. This is quite obvious by the pre-chorus' lines “who starts a fire just to let it go out” and “who builds a wall just to let it fall down.” The track is notable for the line “antisocialites watch a wilting flower” – which is where the title of ALVVAYS' sophomore album (which the track is featured on) was taken from. Read more on Last.fm.

Alvvays is a Grammy nominated dreampop band formed in Prince Edward Island, Canada in 2011. Reverb-drenched and bittersweet, Alvvays members Molly Rankin and Kerri MacLellan were childhood friends, who began playing music with Alec O'Hanley while in high school. Lead vocalist Molly Rankin is the daughter of John Morris Rankin from the popular Canadian folk family group the Rankin Family. Molly Rankin released a solo EP titled "She EP" in 2010 and then in 2011 formed Alvvays with MacLellan, O'Hanley, and new members Brian Murphy and Phil MacIsaac. Following tours with The Pains of Being Pure at Heart and Peter Bjorn and John, the group recorded a full-length album, Alvvays, which was released by Royal Mountain Records (Canada), Polyvinyl Records (US), and Transgressive Records (Europe) in July 2014. Chad VanGaalen, John Agnello, and Graham Walsh of Holy Fuck all contributed to the album's production. Simon Vozick-Levinson, writing in Rolling Stone, called the eponymous album an "indie-pop wonder". Alvvays went to #1 on US college charts on August 5, 2014. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.