Listening to Constellations — the latest album from the Burlington, Vermont-based indie rock group Clever Girls — feels like settling in for a powerfully compelling 1 a.m. performance at a sparsely filled and increasingly hazy bar. In their more restrained moments, the songs provide vibrant snapshots of a sort of quiet sadness, like the feelings that might get pushed down for an otherwise smiling photo while struggling with inarticulate uncertainty about life and its direction. At some points, like “Remember Pluto” and “Saturn,” the music feels a bit more upbeat, infusing the experience with subtly rejuvenating liveliness on par with something like grungy mid-tempo folk — or alt country, as appears in the Bandcamp tags for the album, which is available now from Egghunt R...
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