Chicago-based five-piece A Lull are making quite the splash in the indie blogosphere. Their music is pop through and through, irksome perhaps to those less embracing of that genre. But it’s also heavily indie rock, with percussive elements that imply electronica in rhythm and speed. The band released their first full-length Confetti this past April to much praise on indie label Mush, also home to Daedelus and Blue Sky Black Death. Now they’re releasing a follow-up EP that consists of songs they cut from Confetti, called Confetti Reprise. The album art plays up the first album too.

Here’s a video for the song “Weapons for War”: 

Confetti Reprise comes out August 16. The band plays Chicago’s West Fest July 10 and Minneapolis’ 7^th Street Entry July 30.

-Megan Frestedt | megan@tandemshoprecords.com