Sufficiently succulent at 84 minutes, or twice the Baltimore duo’s usual LP length, Once Twice Melody refused to be shortened. In a recent interview, Alex Scally said the self-produced pandemic album and eighth full-length, needed space for “deep-cut boredom level,” but those psychedelic, languid, faintly nightmare waltzes with icy tones from organist Victoria Legrand, who warms up every song with her deep voice, though spare and more organic, are not dull. Try the online “setlist creator” to vote for your favorite dream pop entries on their Austin stop. Ami Dang brings her sitar along for opening duties.
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