‘ocd’ by friend of the blog tamar berk spirals like a mind caught in its own loops. it’s got this wonderful fuzzed-out vibe with guitars, dizzying wur­litzer, and trumpet lines circling lyrical refrains of “over and over and over.” it’s claustrophobic yet beautiful

based in california, berk pulls from indie rock, shoegaze, and alt-pop, blending dreamlike synths with raw confession. her voice sits at the centre – intimate, imperfect, and – at the end of the day – really unflinchingly honest.

this fifth album is her most personal yet, a record that manages to be both messy and meticulously melodic. it’s a diary turned into a song cycle, one that proves sometimes spirals can sing. we love it.

thank u for making this tamar berk ❤️