two things: 1. this is, appropriately, the darkest cheekface album to date while also being the most fun 2. agree at one of the most hardworking and distinctive. Basically get a new album and a new tour every year and change.
Zach SchonfeldTo my mind, Cheekface has emerged as one of the most distinctive and hard-working bands of the '20s. For Pitchfork, I wrote about the new kings of dorky talk-singing, "America's Local Band," Cheekface: