Review by Allison Marie

Sunshine's album "Victimisanothernameforlover" is a compelling and introspective collection of tracks that showcases the band's unique blend of indie rock and electronic influences. From the haunting melodies of "Broken Bones" to the upbeat energy of "Electricity," the album takes listeners on a emotional journey through the ups and downs of love and heartbreak.

The standout track, "Invisible," features a powerful vocal performance from lead singer Sarah Smith, as she sings about feeling unseen and unappreciated in a relationship. The song's soaring chorus and driving beat make it a definite standout on the album.

Throughout the record, Sunshine's instrumentation is both lush and intricate, with layers of synths, guitars, and percussion creating a rich and dynamic sound. The album's production is polished and professional, but still manages to retain a raw and emotional quality that makes it feel authentic.

Summary by Allison Marie

"Victimisanothernameforlover" is a strong and cohesive album that will appeal to fans of indie rock, electronic music, and anyone who appreciates honest and introspective songwriting. Sunshine has crafted a memorable and engaging record that is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.