No, it’s not the mobile sculptor; it’s an old band-mate of Mac DeMarco’s who makes the kind of warped, woozy, sunny, lo-fi pop we've come to rely on DeMarco and Captured Tracks for. It’s low-key, relaxing, slightly damaged stuff—perfect for summer. All songs are good and have the same sonic palette. Favorites: 1, 2, 4, 7. No FCCs detected.

1. *(2:46)—Slow, loping, wide-eyed. Reminds me of Deerhunter.
2. *(3:05)—Medium-fast verses, slower choruses. Idyllic, romping.
3. (3:42)—Medium-slow. Long intro. Tinny, searing guitars. Sounds more burnt-out.
4. *(2:15)—Medium-slow, droning, darker.
5. (2:36)—Medium-slow, trippy. Soft, chiming, slightly atonal guitars.
6. (3:23)—Medium-slow. Lots of spacey vocal effects.
7. *(2:45)—Slow, melancholy. Ringing piano and guitars.