Joined on his first recordings by Calle Thoor, Frida Danielsson, Ivar Lantz, and Mattias Malm, Antonsson formulated a sleek, drowsy, mournful indie pop sound reminiscent of the Clientele and rooted in the sweet psychedelia of the Zombies and Mortimer. Cocoanut Groove's debut 7", The End of Summer on Bookbinder Road/Shadow, was released on London's Phonic Kidnapping Recordings in May 2008. A full-length album, Madeleine Street, was released on the Swedish label Fridlyst later that year. After a few years spent with only the occasional single to show for it, Antonsson returned in 2013 with the group's second album, How to Build a Maze. Released by Fortuna Pop and Plastilina concurrently, it hit the shelves in the fall, just as leaves began to turn color, the perfect time for such wonderfully autumnal music. ~ Margaret Reges