The phrase ‘opposites attract’ comes to mind when thinking of Good Dear Good, one of the city’s premier indie pop-rock bands. Typically, you would expect songs with lyrics about settling for love despite unideal conditions to be a little on the sadder side, but Good Dear Good would rather dance through the pain. Their upcoming EP, Sook, will continue this trend in earnest. Good Dear Good’s frontman, Tim Hatcher, formed the band with his partner Brandon MacDonald, after dropping out of university and moving from Cape Breton to Dartmouth. While it didn’t make the first EP, Hatcher made sure it was on the second.