Baby Teeth

On their dreamy debut album, Ontario indie-pop band Dizzy capture the magic and mundanity of growing up in the suburbs. The four-piece, now in their early twenties, tell coming-of-age stories with wise, wistful distance: “I am older/Half my mother/Look how this time just carries me,” Katie Munshaw sings on “Calico.” Like fellow alt-pop nostalgists Wet and London Grammar, Dizzy use rich electronic textures and reverb-heavy vocals to give their sound a warmth that’s perfect for rainy-day listening. With help from producer Damian Taylor (Björk, Arcade Fire), *Baby Teeth* feels somehow pure and polished, like a montage from a John Hughes film. It has that hopeful energy, too, of a new band on the brink.

Plenty to chew on with this assured, albeit slightly predictable debut from rising Canadian pop band Dizzy

On their debut LP, Baby Teeth, Canadian dream pop quartet Dizzy relinquish those titular vestiges of youth, capturing a lush, accomplished sound that could have been produced by a much more mature band.

From Oshawa, ON emerge Dizzy, a group making delicate pop that wraps around listeners like sticky summer heat. Their debut album, Baby Teeth...

Dizzy expand on their addictive indie-pop sound while occasionally fading into the rest of hte pack in our review of 'Baby Teeth'