"After originally forming in 2003 under the moniker Now, Now Every Children, the band released a debut album, Cars, in 2009 and member Jess Abbott joined the band that same year. After a handful of other lineup changes, they shortened their name to Now, Now and released their breakout album Threads in 2012. Abbott eventually parted ways amicably to pursue her solo career as Tancred, and the rest of the band went on hiatus."
""I think these songs are really a great example of the culmination of everything we've learned over the 23 years of making music together," said Hale. "I've gotten a lot of fun gear over the years that we've been using, lately some vintage digital reverbs that have been great to incorporate.""
Now, Now returned with their first new music in six years by surprise-releasing a four-song EP that emphasizes pop inclinations and accompanying a visualizer for "About You." Two songs on the EP began in the late 2010s and evolved as KC Dalager and Brad Hale refined their musical identities. Brad Hale incorporated accumulated gear, including vintage digital reverbs, into the recordings. The band formed in 2003 as Now, Now Every Children, released debut Cars in 2009, found breakout success with Threads in 2012, experienced lineup changes and hiatus, and resumed activity with releases and solo work in later years.
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