Listening to the English dream pop meets chill wave group Summer Camp is kinda like the sonic equivalent of coming across a box of old photos taken of people you don't know during the 70s and 80s. While there is no real nostalgic value, because you don't actually know the people, just seeing these grainy photographs makes you think of the days of yesteryear when the only thing you had on your mind was drinking cold beers with your friends after school at the local hangout spot. These days were some of the best of your life and listening to Summer Camp somehow conjures up vivid images of these good ole' days. Comprised of a boy-girl duo, Summer Camp makes easy to like music that has been accepted by a wide swath of music connoisseurs who have kept their ear to the ground for interesting chill wave acts ever since the genre broke out in 2009.
