Look For Your Mind Indies Exclusive Tran

The Lemon Twigs' two previous Captured Tracks albums, 'A Dream Is All We Know' (2024) and 'Everything Harmony' (2023), certainly indicated something of a ground zero in their then five album career. 'It was the beginning of making records that we would listen to ourselves', says Michael D'Addario, the younger Twig brother, now aged 26. By the time of 'A Dream Is All We Know' and the future Michael classic 'My Golden Years', The Lemon Twigs' new era had truly begun. And now comes the third Lemon Twigs album for Captured Tracks, 'Look For Your Mind!', which underneath its poppy exterior contains an undercurrent of paranoia and suspicion. Opening with title track 'Look For Your Mind', a jangly Michael number, the listener is introduced to the guitar-driven harmony sound that is the centering theme of the album. Much of what was achieved on 'A Dream Is All We Know' is here, just more laser focused. It's classic Twigs, indebted to the golden age of guitar pop, but in no way slavish.