Sagers, Archie - Dreams Along The Shore

Combining dark post punk and melodic dream pop with ambient interludes, Archie Sagers creates infectious recordings which are self-recorded With inspirations from Joy Division, The Cure, Robert Fripp and My Bloody Valentine, his nostalgia laden tracks aim to take the listener back to their recent past.

Self-produced, with production on two songs coming from Matthew Gleeson (Welly), the album takes inspiration from beaches in Cornwall. The latter half of the tracklisting derives its name from the Newquay coastline. Conjuring up nostalgia- laden memories, these beaches are where Archie spent many summers having picnics with his grandparents, surfing with friends and walking late at night. Despite growing and drifting from those close to him, the beach remained a constant. The album aims to express those memories, a longing to return while also showing appreciation for what's changed.