Cal Fish songs seem conjured from a palette of partially-remembered video games, cartoons, and indie rock. I was never a gamer, so I can’t go deep with the references, but I know enough to know that there is a Nintendo-and-shoegaze haze wafting through every track on Indecision Songs, the artist’s seventh solo album. There are magical flutes. There are damaged guitars. There are crunchy, almost IDM-ish electronics. Can we call this future twee? It makes me nostalgic for games I never played. At times, it sounds like Animal Collective. One song even references “Ocean Avenue” by Yellowcard. You could do a lot worse than to put this record on and walk over a bridge.