Precocious Neophyte

Precocious Neophyte is a shoegaze and dreampop project fronted by South Korean singer-songwriter Jeehye Ham. The band, often referred to as "Preco Neo," has gained recognition in both the Korean indie scene and internationally. Jeehye Ham is also a member of other notable bands, including 적적해서 그런지 (JuckJuck Grunzie) and Vidulgi Ooyoo. Precocious Neophyte is currently based in Chicago. The band's music often explores themes of melodic shoegaze, with a focus on emotive vocals and guitar work. Their notable releases include the album "Home In The Desert," which features tracks like "My Electronic Idol" and has been pressed on vinyl by Graveface Records.

Precocious Neophyte's music is characterized by its dreamy and introspective soundscapes, often blending elements of shoegaze with personal and emotional lyrics. The band has been remastering and re-releasing some of their earlier work, including "My Electronic Idol," accompanied by new visuals. They are known for their live performances, which often blend the intimacy of their music with a captivating stage presence.

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