Dracula

Nurses are back with Dracula, the sequel to their 2009 DIY psych masterpiece Apple's Acre. Dracula inherits the unique pop blend of Apple's Acre, featuring the band's distinct elastic melodies, addictive pop hooks, and a special talent for crafting catchy tunes. While Apple's Acre was a self - contained album recorded mainly in an Idaho attic with just a Macbook's internal microphone and basic recording software, Dracula is explosive. It's bolder, heavier, with deep grooves, dubby basslines, and a strong focus on rhythm. It's an album full of physical presence.

To enjoy Dracula, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device. You can listen to it during your leisure time at home, on a long drive, or while working out. There aren't really any strict rules on how to listen. Just let the music flow. As for maintenance, since it's likely a digital album, make sure your music storage is backed up regularly to avoid losing it. And remember, this album is all about feeling the rhythm and melodies, so just relax and let it take you in.