Album: Veronica Falls, Waiting for Something to Happen (Bella Union)

Sunday 03 February 2013 01:00 GMT

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Veronica Falls are a band for whom it's perpetually 1986 and My Bloody Valentine never discovered their speakers went up to "supernova".

The London indie-pop quartet have a devoted following, and with close harmonies, chiming guitars and lyrics straight out of the Big Book of Indie Clichés (all shooting stars and cherry trees), they're ruthlessly targeted at a certain demographic. In honesty, though, it's nothing that Best Coast and the Magic Numbers don't do better.

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Album: Veronica Falls, Waiting for Something to Happen (Bella Union)

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