Kovacevich describes Heavun as “some corny ass songs I wrote about dying”. It seems he left out the part that said that these corny ass songs are also really good. The overall mood is a little more poppy this time around, falling somewhere in the region of Cloud Nothings and You Won’t. Tracks such as opener Kids Will Be Kids, and Mary, retain the earnest tenderness of previous releases, but also have a bounce, an injection of indie rock toe-tapping rhythms. All these factors considered, the end result is something rather glorious.

Fans of Praything’s previous releases can rest assured that is is also pretty great. Fans of indie pop acts such as Yellow Ostrich, Tokyo Police Club and Born Ruffians would do well to check this out too.

You can buy the EP right now on a pay-what-you-want basis over at Praything’s Bandcamp page.

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