"There's elements of country, early-'90s shoegazer, and swinging London Pink Floyd, " lead vocalist Scott Vitt says.
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I've been a fan of Halstead's work since he was essentially a kid making fuzzy, distorted noise in the influential shoegazer band Slowdive.
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But instead of pairing that vocal style with the musical bombast of that era, School of Seven Bells creates backing tracks that owe more to Cocteau Twins-style atmospherics and shoegazer drones.