Boston-based shoegaze/indie band active in the early 1990s. Released Delaware (1992) and the follow-up National Coma (1993); associated with Caroline (and referenced Hut) in the reviews. Disbanded in 1995.

Reviews compare their sound to My Bloody Valentine, Ride, Pixies and early Sonic Youth; noted for three guitars, a delicate female voice and a mix of dreamy melodies and noisy passages.

Two DeBaser reviews praise Drop Nineteens' early-90s shoegaze/indie sound, highlighting Delaware (1992) and National Coma (1993). Reviewers note the band's three-guitar attack, delicate female vocals and noisy passages. Both pieces are positive and include vinyl-collecting anecdotes.

For:Fans of shoegaze and 1990s indie rock; vinyl collectors and readers of nostalgic music reviews

 The young guys come from Boston; they settle with Caroline Records (Primus, Smashing Pumpkins, Think Tree... hurray!!!).

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 The best 35€ ever spent in my life.

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