Fake Flowers plays lush, propulsive pop songs, combining elements of shoegaze, post-punk, emo, surf, and psychedelia. With guitars both fuzzy and jangly, a grooving rhythm section, and layers of dreamy vocal harmonies, the band could easily fall into late '80s/early '90s college-radio rotation, but emphatically and refreshingly retools the styles of its forebears.
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