They Never Should Have Let This One Die
Quiet Panic Records has been quietly — look, the name is right there — doing some of the most interesting work in the shoegaze adjacent DIY space over the past few years, and BED's self-titled debut is a prime example of why the label's taste should be trusted.
Nobody Told Mr. Dinkles to Calm Down, and Thank God for That
The EP is out now on Quiet Panic, and from the opening seconds of "Socialism Ditty" it announces itself as music that has no interest in being liked by everyone, which is, historically, the first sign that something might actually deserve to be loved by the right people.

