High Sunn in the low of "deep sigh"

 

"I get so sad when we move through time"

Move with and through "deep sigh" by High Sunn, the San Fran based project of Justin Cheromiah, and you will undoubtedly feel the youthful rush of, well, being young, of finding yourself and navigating through all the minefields out in the world. Cheromiah's vocal aesthetic here, is bathed in the angst and reticence of all that. Sometimes when you are older, the adage "well, if I only knew then what I know now" pops up in dumb chatter with others and then you realize that you are stepping around minefields your whole damn life, the nature of them just changes but they are there just the same. 

I really like the aesthetic here, the shades of sound that sometimes overlap into imperfect dissonance just like life. There is a 90's goth pop thing happening and tropical punk and a half a dozen other genres all happily dancing together. 

-Robb Donker Curtius

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High Sunn is the project of SF's Justin Cheromiah, who started using the name to upload his garage rock-influenced home recordings as a 14-year-old in 2014. His sound developed across dozens of releases over the next few years to the more coherent lo-fi guitar pop that marked High Sunn's first studio and full-band LP, Missed Connections, in 2018. 'deep sigh' is the first single off his upcoming EP.


honorary drummer/synth: Tristin Souvannarath
other band members for live performances: Joe Jensen and Fredy Rivera

High Sunn, Lo-fi Rock, Garage Rock, Bedroom / Lo-fi Pop, San Francisco, Justin Cheromiah, "deep sigh", lo-fi guitar