Eternal Summers will detonate your chill vibe. While you"ve no doubt spent the hot months absorbing ultraviolets and soaking up beach-y sounds of Best Coast, Beach Fossils and Dum Dum Girls, Nicole Yun and Daniel Cundiff have been cutting loose in the back woods, creating their fuzziest, jangliest statement ever: "Silver", out on September 28, 2010 on Kanine. On "Silver", Eternal Summers has streamlined and then leaped beyond their original sound. Where their previous EP was sun-drenched and simple, "Silver" is far-reaching and ambitious despite its minimalist drums-and-guitar cast. The album mixes 90-second fist-pumpers and dreamy, six-minute meditations, noisy highs, and uncomfortably quiet hums. "Silver" captures the energy of their live shows-which has inspired the lead single "Pogo"-and calls to mind early indie legends like the Raincoats, Galaxie 500, Beat Happening, and Unrest. Worried about those impending fall blues? Best get Silver into rotation now, and let their self-described dream-punk carry you through the winter.