Caleb Nichols put himself on the map with Ramon, a critically acclaimed queer Beatles rock opera. Now, hes tackling something of a more radical proposition just 11 great songs, full stop.

Nichols is out with his new album, Lets Look Back his second full-length album on the hallowed indie label Kill Rock Stars.

Its about the idea that you have to look back and confront stuff before you can move forward, Nichols says. Its about vindication, and reintegration, and trusting yourself.

Produced by Zach Rogue, Lets Look Backs highlights are everywhere from the unstoppable power-pop rocket that is Demon Twink to the luminous pop of Jai Vu La Lune! to the bold and brassy Wicked.

Im not the good witch/ Im the bad one! goes Nichols infectiously catchy refrain. But Lets Look Back is most definitely a good one one that will send fans of early 2000s indie rock, from the Shins to the Decemberists to Belle and Sebastian, to heaven.

A1. Christmas, California A2. Demon Twink A3. The Absolute Boy A4. Jai Vu La Lune! A5. Dont You Ever A6. Limn B1. Stranged B2. Albatross B3. Blue Sky Blue B4. The Wires B5. Wicked

• Format Detail: LP 1st Pressing Coke-bottle Clear Vinyl, Lyric Insert
• Format: Vinyl
• Genre: Indie & Alternative

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