Portland dream-punk/alternative rock tribe Glacier Veins have been quietly bubbling under the surface since the release of February 2020’s The World You Want to See.’ Given the swift annulment of live shows shortly thereafter, the Malia Endres-led quartet didn’t get the opportunity to maximize the rookie record’s momentum as much as they would have liked, something which they’ll look to amend with their sophomore LP, Lunar Reflection, and subsequent tour dates. Opener “Autonomy” sets the tone of what is to come, soothing pop tones intertwining with the intricacy and intrigue of Jason Espinoza’s guitars before “Digging Myself Out” hits the highs of the more prototypical 00s emo/alternative rock classic. As one would expect from a c...
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