Stevie North Carolina
Stevie plays retro-tinged garage pop seized by heartbreak. The band released their first single "None of My Business" in September 2018 and their second single "Elizabeth" in September 2020. The band draws influences from classic girl groups, power pop and surf rock. ... more
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Elizabeth”
Feminist garage post punk. With titles like "Glue Sniffer", "Pissed" and title track, these are girls behaving badly. But there's also a 60s girl band sensitivity that ameliorates any potential offense with a harmony and melodic sense not normally found in this genre. And there's humour too, great album.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Elizabeth”
Sublimely crispy and pissed at all times. Rugged & dependable.
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Breezy, summertime dream-pop from Seattle; file somewhere between Beach House and Camera Obscura.
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Perfect sunny toe tap surf pop. Prep for summer with these easy going, slightly fuzzy, lo-fi, hazy hooks.
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View From Ghost Tree
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The Massachusetts band's eighth album offers a punchy, garage rock-inspired take on classic Americana that's rugged and infectious.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Elizabeth”
No words to describe this. I believe if you like Spirit of the Beehive, you will like this band. Other highlights are Plants, And Again and Pretty Sure. So much good music out there.
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