Sunflower Bean: Twentytwo In Blue

Twenty-two is the cool new age.
At 22, you’re teetering on the line between youth and the looming reality of true adulthood. You’ve put the latter off as long as you can. But you’re too old to cling to the former, really. Taylor Swift wrote a song about being 22. “It’s miserable and magical,” she sang, with great wisdom.
And this week, Sunflower Bean’s second album Twentytwo in Blue comes out, when all three of its members—bassist/vocalist Julia Cumming, guitarist/vocalist Nick Kivlen and drummer Jacob Faber—are 22 years old.
Read: Sunflower Bean on Youth Culture, the Future of Rock, and Why Everything Isn’t Spotify’s Fault
Two years removed from their promising debut album Human Ceremony, the New York trio has grown up significantly on their sophomore effort. Toned down are a few elements that made Human Ceremony interesting: the dreamy guitar tones, the fuzzed-out riffs, the occasionally ragged arrangement.
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