Haim's 'Days Are Gone' is a casually great pastiche of the past

The extravagantly hyped debut album from the L.A.-based Haim, is casually great, effortlessly charming and baked in California sunshine. "Days Are Gone" is also as consequential as a pull-strip perfume ad and as fluffy as a bunny, an homage to its members' many influences. It is so stuffed-to-bursting with the things they love that it signals the arrival of a new art form: the album as Pinterest board.