considering this is about your winter, it sounds very appropriate for my summer. Lovely hazy waves of fuzzy guitar and vocals (and fuzzed out organ) that sound like they're warping slightly in the heat. The descending chord sequence feels like something I've heard a lot, but I'm never too reminded too strongly of anything in particular so I think you've pulled it off well. Love the little 'oh no' / 'oh yeah' drop-outs. Good stuff, a strong return from your immunity break - my only real critique is that the end is so sudden, not sure if the NE player isn't helping there but I really want a little bit of silence at the end to appreciate what I've just heard before the next idiot comes crashing in.

The whispery, lo-fi "doo doo doo" is nice. The phasey vocals and slow strum distorted guitar and scratchy sounding... synth? in the background creates great atmosphere and the drop to "oh wow" preceeding the chorus is a nice way to push into the next section. The guitar seems to come in a bit late for the first chorus, though, which ruins the big impact you set up so nicely. Whistle section seems a little pitchy. Second chorus has a much more satisfying impact. Concept is being seasonally depressed. I feel you on that.

This one grew on me over time. I found the phaser effect on the lead vocal kind of unpleasant to listen to at first, but this is dripping with Mood and Texture in a way that ultimately won me over and pushed it up in my rankings. The whistling is really pretty, and I love the big washes of dreamy noisy guitar and the pulsing repeats of the subtle panned "June moons". It's full of feeling, and a lo-fi, shoegazey, almost psychedelic aesthetic that appeals to me a lot just in terms of personal taste. The take on the lyrics is good, not one I would have anticipated as a citizen of the Northern Hemisphere. I'm not sure I could sing any of this melody back to you later, but I could remember how the song made me feel. This does end very abruptly, was that intentional?

I love the laidback lazy feel of this but the melodies aren't nearly as memorable as some of your earlier songs. However, the whistling is a nice addition, the chorus gives a nice lift to the arrangement and the vibe you've created wins out against any minor niggles here and there. I feel like changing up the vocal effects on some of the sections would help keep it fresh and the ending is a bit too abrupt.