You Need to Hear This!
Since most of the East Coast just narrowly escaped winter (Phoenix didn't have a winter this year, which leads me to believe the summer is going to be insane)-
This is a relatively new band from Kansas City I've just been introduced to. And I'm something of a sucker for a clever band name (well not so much as I used to be, like the only reason I listened to I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness was their name.)
So! The band has released a self-titled debut EP, which you can stream here. (I recommend "Mind the Monsters" the most.)
They definitely have a VERY lo-fi thing going on. It's a little fuzzy and distorted at times, but in a good way. Somewhat similar to what you hear from Wavves or Cloud Nothings these days (although at some times I was weirdly reminded of Explosions In the Sky? at least once).
The Feel Bad Hit of the Winter describes themselves as "sad bastard rock." I guess I can hear that, but there's nothing wrong with that.
For more info, you can follow the Feel Bad Hit of the Winter on Facebook.
p.s. I tried so hard to make this post more pun-oriented...like "PREPARE TO FEEL GOOD!" but I couldn't do it.
Since most of the East Coast just narrowly escaped winter (Phoenix didn't have a winter this year, which leads me to believe the summer is going to be insane)-
This is a relatively new band from Kansas City I've just been introduced to. And I'm something of a sucker for a clever band name (well not so much as I used to be, like the only reason I listened to I Love You But I've Chosen Darkness was their name.)
So! The band has released a self-titled debut EP, which you can stream here. (I recommend "Mind the Monsters" the most.)
They definitely have a VERY lo-fi thing going on. It's a little fuzzy and distorted at times, but in a good way. Somewhat similar to what you hear from Wavves or Cloud Nothings these days (although at some times I was weirdly reminded of Explosions In the Sky? at least once).
The Feel Bad Hit of the Winter describes themselves as "sad bastard rock." I guess I can hear that, but there's nothing wrong with that.
For more info, you can follow the Feel Bad Hit of the Winter on Facebook.
p.s. I tried so hard to make this post more pun-oriented...like "PREPARE TO FEEL GOOD!" but I couldn't do it.
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