Two Harbors are back! The new Make It Alright EP features four shimmering slices of dreampop, showcasing the songwriting, performance and production that have made Two Harbors a standout on the vibrant Minnesota music scene. Writing as a collaborative unit, the band tracked the songs live at Flowers Studio in Minneapolis without the aid of headphones or click tracks. Paring their sonic palette to a minimum (no acoustic guitars or keyboards this time) and working again with noted producer/dreampop pioneer Ed Ackerson (27 Various, Polara), Make It Alright exemplifies a perfect harmonious relationship between artist and producer. The EP’s panoramic soundstage, dramatic dynamics and sonic luminosity are nothing short of breathtaking.

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Originally known as Colonial Vipers Attack, this Minneapolis dreampop band returned with a new name and a tighter, grander sound on their second album All the Places We Would Rather Be. The Two Harbors trail begins around 2006 when the band released a self-titled album (under the original band name) with a lineup that included bassist John Schrei and keyboardist Dax Eckel. The first album made a good splash with local radio and press, listeners appreciating the music's dreamy, textural tone and the band's slyly catchy song writing.