Teen Dream

Beach House's third studio album, Teen Dream, is a masterclass in dream pop, weaving a sonic tapestry that envelops and transports. Released on 26 January 2010, this sublime collection of tracks is the culmination of the Baltimore-based duo's growth and experimentation. Recorded in a converted church in upstate New York, Teen Dream boasts a diverse and listenable soundscape, with Chris Coady's expert production guiding the band's ethereal soundscapes.

The album's ten tracks, including the haunting 'Zebra', the shimmering 'Silver Soul', and the introspective 'Used to Be', showcase Beach House's ability to craft songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable. With a duration of 48 minutes, Teen Dream is a carefully paced and nuanced exploration of the duo's signature sound, balancing light and darkness, texture and atmosphere.

As a work, Teen Dream is a testament to Beach House's innovative spirit and their capacity to push the boundaries of dream pop. The album's critical acclaim is a reflection of the duo's dedication to their craft, and their ability to create music that resonates deeply with listeners. Through Teen Dream, Beach House invites you to immerse yourself in their unique world, where the boundaries between reality and fantasy blur, and the beauty of the music takes centre stage.