Denver alt-rock outfit Blackberry Crush have released a new single called "Patterns," a hazy, multi-part track that leans into shoegaze textures while remaining more direct than much of that genre. The release adds to the band's growing catalogue and showcases their evolution from a Wyoming duo into a fully-fledged four-piece act, with their distinctive layered harmony vocals continuing to set them apart from peers in the shoegaze-adjacent scene.

The song was recorded with Corey Coffman, frontman of the band Gleemer, lending outside expertise to the track's dreamy, suite-like structure. Critics have likened parts of "Patterns" to the sound of Sunny Day Real Estate, praised as a favourable comparison, with the track described as a soothing, atmospheric listen suited to zoning out.