Kevin Bronson on January 24th, 2012

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Young folk-pop trio Warm Weather crafts exuberant three-minute nuggets out of tingling guitars, agitated beats and a sometimes-dizzying maze of vocals. Yes, Justin Lerman, Brendan Lynch-Salamon and Ryan Pollie can harmonize, but on their first two EPs – last June’s “Dances” (available for free download here) and this month’s “Looking Through” (pay-what-you-want) – they prove nimble at twisting and twining their voices, and even find a sweet spot with an old-fashioned round. Not quite the sophisticates of harmonizers like Local Natives, Lady Danville or Milo Greene, Warm Weather nonetheless sets the bar high, and invites you leap along.

||| Download: “A Promise”

||| Live: Warm Weather, along with Fawn Spots, Holy Roller and Muzz, play the Silverlake Lounge on Wednesday.