Those Dancing Days: Daydreams and Nightmares - review

(Wichita)Considered dispassionately, the second album from Those Dancing Days more than fulfils the promise of their first singles, released in 2007, when most of them were still at school. Once gauche and shambolic, albeit charming, the Swedish quintet have blossomed into purposeful musicians, whose seemingly straightforward indiepop songs frequently surprise with off-kilter rhythms and unexpected melodies. The trouble is that it's hard to consider Daydreams and Nightmares other than dispassi...

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