Little Galaxies is one of those bands that truly fits the term ‘alternative’ because, well, you just don’t know what else to call it. Psychedelic rock, ambient pop, atmospheric harmony--pick any term you like, but, for the sake of simplicity, let’s just call it ‘alternative’ for now. Don’t get me wrong, the music of Little Galaxies certainly isn’t simplistic, nor do mere comparisons to the work of others give you a full understanding of their sound. Yes, there are hints of U2 in the Edge-like guitar layering. Yes, the haunting female vocals remind you a bit of Bjork. But there [...]