Although the band have experienced a complete turnover in backing personnel since their 2018 debut, San Franciso’s Cindy have stayed remarkably loyal to their distinctive sound thanks to leader Karina Gill’s devotion to a haunted, melancholy vibe constructed around simple guitar progressions, detached vocals, and a slowcore sensibility. Featuring a lineup that’s been steady since 2024 and that includes members of Now, Violent Change, and Children Maybe Later, the project’s fifth album, Another Country, adds to this legacy, where, more specifically, emotionally numbing neglect, dingy reverb, tragedy, and slightly out-of-tune guitars evoke the incorporeal ghosts of girl groups, sad teen idols, and Nico.
With a title that seems to revel in these…

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