So this entry is a little late if you compare it to the release dates of all of their work, but they are so fantastic that I felt a need to write something about them anyways.

Reverie Sound Revue is a indie band hailing from Canada. They've only released a S/T EP in 2003, a S/T album in 2009. RSR also supposedly released an EP in 2002, but I've been unable to find it except for one track, "Carefree Radio." Their 2009 S/T album has the floating qualities of clouds, the sweetness of cotton candy, but still remains grounded through Lisa Lobsinger's haunting vocals and John-Marcel de Waal's steady flawless drum work. Patrick Walls and Marc De Pape provide smooth guitar riffs throughout the album (see "We Are The Opposite of Thieves," "An Anniversary Away," "May Be First May Be Second"). Lobsinger's melodies are charmingly upbeat on, "You Don't Exist If I Don't See You," while decidedly melancholy on, "I Could Be Dangerous," and "Off Rooftops." Overall, a fantastic album put together, with a slower pace when compared to their EP.

However, if you want something a little more upbeat, RSR's 2003 EP is something to be examined.

Stay tuned for a different review regarding their EP.