SNOOZERS make the Last EP sound like a wink from Brighton’s odd-pop underground

SNOOZERS’ the Last EP arrives on 3 June with the kind of casual title that sounds final and unserious at the same time. That suits the Brighton project perfectly. Tagged around pop punk, jazz punk, minimized music and post-punk, the release appears to come from a lineage where oddness is not a marketing angle but a survival mechanism. The band’s personnel connect to the messy, smart and historically interesting corners of UK indie, and you can feel that attitude in the way the project presents itself. This is not music begging to be polished into streaming neutrality. It wants to remain a little crooked, a little funny and a little too alive for neat categorisation. the Last EP works as a reminder that small releases can still carry scene history, personality and resistance to boring professionalism. Don’t be a loser, be a snoozer, as their own world would probably put it.

Source: https://snoozers.bandcamp.com/album/the-last-ep