Limits Of Desire is the second band from the keyboard-happy Brooklyn indie-pop band Small Black, and it’s our latest example of an act that was once considered chillwave going lush and widescreen, breaking out of the borders of the vaguely imaginary genre that first brought it to prominence. The album is a total sleepy, pillowy, sunny-spring-day listen, all languid vocals and slow synth sheen, and it’s great. We’ve posted the early tracks “Free At Dawn” and “No Stranger,” and now you can stream the whole album at Pitchfork.

Limits Of Desire is out 5/14 on Jagjaguwar.