From janky glitch-pop drums to jangly guitars on the verge of explosion; Montréal’s Diamond Day reshape shoegaze into their hazy electro dreamworld. Led by Rosier’s, Béatrix Méthé and producer Quinn Bachand, Diamond Day began when Quinn left Vancouver as a teenager to study at Berklee. The pair began commuting between Boston and Montreal to write, record and develop songs in Béatrix’s plateau apartment. Raised in Québec’s rural music tradition, Méthé’s magnetic vocals and stream-of-consciousness lyrics became the band’s razor-sharp focus, cutting through Bachand's billowing noise-pop soundscapes and creating retrofuturistic euphoria.