“Heartbreak City” the second single from US newcomers Blanket Approval, drips with fuzz and bittersweet grandeur. Blending psychedelic tones with garage rock grit, the band crafts a track that lives somewhere between a shoegaze-drenched breakup and the glimmering memory of what came before.
With a nod to early Tame Impala and a dash of Parquet Courts’ disaffected cool, Blanket Approval finds poetry in ruin and pop sensibility in chaos. “Heartbreak City” is both the crash and the quiet aftermath.

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