A self-described “trash pop” three piece from L.A., Suzie True fits well into the pop rock aesthetic. With catchy guitar from G Leonardo and Lexi McCoy’s smooth bass over the steady Sarah “Danny” Pineapple on the drums, the band makes great use elements of the genre that have been staples since, well, the 90s.

This song so perfectly encapsulates “lovelorn,” I can’t believe it wasn’t somehow worked into an episode of How I Met Your Mother. In any event, it’s here for you now.

Upon first listen, albeit a casual one, Tame Impala’s newest album, The Slow Rush, sounds different than @tameimpala of yore. It is almost like that Salvador Dali painting, The Persistence of Memory; it feels desolate, but at the same time, it is filled with details while also being something different, and both vaguely and specifically, about time.