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Pocket Full of Crumbs – “Heaven Take Me”

“Heaven Take Me” is the latest single from San Francisco based Pocket Full of Crumbs. It’s the first track off of the split single shared with fellow Californians Kan Kan. It’s a delightfully phuzzed-out affair that, like a perfect season of television, doesn’t overstay its welcome and sticks the landing. At just over two minutes it gives off punk vibes, but this is a shoegazer’s shoegaze song.   You can hear the track below on Bandcamp, as well as Spotify and Apple Music. Be sure to check out the other three tracks on the split with Kan Kan via Cherub Dream Records. I’m always *surprised_Pikachu.gif* when an artist I enjoy is on the same label as another that I enjoy, but I’m sure that’s no accident. If you’re feeling the vibe with PFoC, I KAN say without a doubt you’ll have the similar warm and fuzzies for KAN KAN.  [...]

Pocket Full of Crumbs – “I”

As foretold by us here, the forthcoming album from San Francisco based Pocket Full of Crumbs is here, and with it, another single. The single in question is “I” and in the humble opinion of I, is a *perfect* second single. It builds off perfectly from their first “In My Home” with an added layer of phuzzy goodness and still feels part of a cohesive unit without being a rehash of what they just did. They continue down the slacker shoegaze trail like a goddamn Johnny Appleseed – planting seeds that will eventually mature into full grown guitar pedals. You can hear “I” below embedded from the band’s label Cherub Dream or over on Spotify to add to your growing phuzzy guitar playlist (I know we’re responsible for most of it). Give the rest of the album “In My Hands I Hold a Lucky Crickey” too if you’re feeling the[...]

Pocket Full of Crumbs – “In My Home”

San Francisco based three piece Pocket Full of Crumbs brings us their latest single “In My Home,” and it’s being released in anticipation of a forthcoming album. As a general rule, my mother always said to avoid having a pocket full of crumbs, but I think we can make an exception here. This track goes into bedroom pop/lo-fi category of shoegaze – a pleasant mishmash but it checks out (trust me). It’s primarily guitar driven, hitting that nice sweet spot between urgent and slacker-y. Fans of Dinosaur Jr. or DIIV would find a lot to enjoy here; that phat phuzz always shines through and the chill, understated lyrics mesh well with the instrumentals. You can hear “In My Home” in your home (or wherever you happen to be – home is not mandatory). We’ve included the YouTube embed below, or you can save it in Spotify.