Pressing Concerns: Old Joy, Railcard, Summer Sleeves, CuVa Bimö

Hey there! I was on vacation last week, but the blog still kept on updating. Now I’m back home (thus concludes the “personal life update” portion of this blog post), and I’m bringing you new albums from Old Joy, Railcard, Summer Sleeves, and CuVa Bimö here in Pressing Concerns. Read ’em below. If you’re looking for more new music, you can visit the site directory to see what else we’ve written about lately. If you’d like to support Rosy Overdrive, you can share this (or another) post, or donate here. Old Joy – Why Burn Bridges You Can Live Under Release date: September 18thRecord label: CandlepinGenre: Power pop, indie pop, jangle pop, folk rock, 90s indie rockFormats: CD, cassette, digitalPull Track: Gut Shot For the past decade, Alex Reindl was a fixture in the Chicago indie rock scene, playing in acts like Sonny Falls and Dogs at Large and regularly releasing self-described “scum-pop” music inspired by 90s indie rock, singer-songwriter indie folk, and power pop as Old Joy. Why Burn…