Finnish indie rockers, Treemer, use their shoegaze and dreampop base to expand to nearby genres such as post punk, power pop and garage rock, showing their creative impulse and their organic approach to songwriting. The band unveil their fresh mini LP Septembre, a great use of their compositional abilities as presented in its six-song totality.
The seven-minute shoegazer, Septembre Bloom, which is also the album's title track and closing number, leans heavily on the band's innate wistful dreampop side, packed to the brim with an interesting divide of melancholy and enthusiasm.
Treemer's artistry is largely made up of noisy guitars, mesmerizing rhythms, and gentle vocals, and the end result is definitely intriguing.
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