The Skinny Review:
"Dog Days" is a vibrant, heartfelt anthem that bottles the feeling of first love in your teenage years. With warm nostalgia and vivid storytelling, Krooked Tongue reflects on a time when every moment felt monumental and summer seemed endless. It’s a song that celebrates the beauty of youthful innocence and the bittersweet reality of growing older.
In Their Own Words:
"'I feel like 'Dog Days' is a tune that perfectly sums up that feeling of teenage love; The all or nothing nature of that, as if nothing better could ever come along. Hindsight is everything now, but the innocence of youth is everything at that time. We attach importance to things that seem so trivial now but in the moment, are our whole life. Those years are ones where we find ourselves, who we are, and those first relationships we have are cornerstones throughout the rest of our lives. Nobody forgets their first love, that's for damn sure. There's a nostalgia for the teen years that I think resonates with most people in their 20s and beyond. A retrospective comfort that makes us remember the weather somehow always being good. Every memory dressed in a golden hue and every moment packed with a constant stream of peers that never seemed to fade. Of course, as we get older they do; friends drift apart and relationships, despite our naivety, come and go. But to have felt the full bearing of our budding emotions at that time, as if the whole world stopped for a summer just so you could live it to the maximum is a beautiful thing."
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