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Artist: GIRLS AT DAWN Title: s/t Format: 12" Label: Captured Tracks Country: USA Price: $11.00 |
| "Right on the the heels of their debut 7" on HoZac comes this 4-song 12" EP. Drawing from post-punk, psychedelic and 60s pop influences, these three girls from Brooklyn make haunting melodies bridged with there/not-there ghostly arrangements." - Captured Tracks. |
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Artist: GIRLS AT DAWN Title: Call The Doctor Format: CD Label: Norton Country: USA Price: $14.00 |
| "New York Citys The Girls At Dawn put out a sound that is alternately ethereal and pounding, unassuming but infectious, with a stash of primal layers delivering a haunting and unapologetically feminine musical dreamscape. Comprised of a dozen stand-out originals, all self produced-and recorded for this album, tracks include the unforgettable Come Here And Die, plus Evil One, Theyre Waiting, Most Terrible Thing, and Reach Me (Dont Forget)." - Norton. |
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Artist: GIRLS AT DAWN Title: Call The Doctor Format: LP Label: Norton Country: USA Price: $14.00 |
| "New York Citys The Girls At Dawn put out a sound that is alternately ethereal and pounding, unassuming but infectious, with a stash of primal layers delivering a haunting and unapologetically feminine musical dreamscape. Comprised of a dozen stand-out originals, all self produced-and recorded for this album, tracks include the unforgettable Come Here And Die, plus Evil One, Theyre Waiting, Most Terrible Thing, and Reach Me (Dont Forget)." - Norton. |
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Artist: GIRLS AT DAWN Title: Back To You Format: 7" Label: Tic Tac Totally Country: USA Price: $7.00 |
| "New single from the GIRLS AT DAWN features two new tunes, "Back To You" and "WCK" on the flip. "Back to You" is a skittish angle on their usual "fragile girl group" sounds. It still has the carefree, roaming verse and delivers those girl group harmonies, but eventually heads into a fractured, upbeat chorus with a guitar line that weirdly, lightly stabs home the repeated "gotta get back to you". The flip, "WCK" is a totally carefree example of the harmonic melodies but played shambolic as hell and soaked in buzzsaw-bass from top to bottom. TGAD separates themselves from so many other "oh lets do a girl band" bands in that they are at once playing the roles of "super delicate" and "carefree & dark" (even a bit twisted in moments). Previous 7-inches on Captured Tracks and HoZac." -Tic Tac Totally |