Review by Dilek Erdensoy

Lands of Conifer's album, Demos 2013 2014, is a collection of rough but promising tracks that showcase the band's potential. The album features a mix of indie rock and alternative soundscapes, with a lo-fi production that adds to the rawness of the songs.

The opening track, "Sleepwalking," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its dreamy guitars and introspective lyrics. "Waves" and "Moths" follow suit, with catchy melodies and a sense of longing that permeates throughout.

The standout track, "Fading Away," is a haunting ballad that showcases the band's ability to create emotionally charged music. The stripped-down arrangement and vulnerable vocals make for a deeply affecting listen.

Summary by Dilek Erdensoy

While some of the tracks on Demos 2013 2014 could benefit from a more polished production, the album as a whole is a promising debut from a band with a lot of potential. Fans of indie rock and alternative music will find plenty to enjoy here.