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 Four girls grappling with a garage-pop shoegaze trend played in a three-by-two-meter room, low ceiling, and no windows.

 How many Los Angeles bands also sing in German?

The review discusses Dum Dum Girls' debut album 'I Will Be', highlighting its garage-pop shoegaze style performed with an intimate, raw vibe. The band stands out with their unique twist of German-sung vocals and a compact, minimalistic sound environment. While the review notes a niche appeal, it hints at a distinct identity within the Los Angeles indie scene. Discover the raw garage-pop charm of Dum Dum Girls' 'I Will Be'—listen now and explore their unique indie sound.

 Half an hour of indie with surf hints, Go Go's and Breeders as guiding stars, perfect for raids on Californian beaches.

 It might work even if yours are those of Milano Marittima.

Best Coast’s Crazy For You offers roughly half an hour of indie music infused with surf rock tones. The album draws inspirations from bands like Go Go's and Breeders, delivering a sound ideal for Californian beach outings or even summer spots like Milano Marittima. Though modestly rated, the album captures light and carefree vibes perfect for warm days. Listen to Best Coast’s Crazy For You and dive into chill surf-inspired indie vibes today!

 Voice, guitar, homemade recording hiss, and covers of Misfits.

 The cover SAYS IT ALL.

Pajo's album Scream With Me delivers a raw, intimate listening experience with focus on voice, guitar, and a homemade recording atmosphere. The inclusion of Misfits covers reinforces the album's gritty and authentic punk vibe. The simplicity of production highlights the artist’s emotional delivery. Listen to Pajo’s Scream With Me for raw punk energy and authentic homemade vibes.

 Hardcore fury from Arizona, but it’s a bluff: attentive ears hear 'Big House' and understand that deep in their foggy brains pulses the Tradition.

 Just wait two years and the release of 'Meat Puppets II' to confirm it.

This review highlights the 1981 Meat Puppets EP 'In A Car' as a brief but intense hardcore punk release. Although it embodies raw punk fury, the EP reveals early signs of the band's broader sound that would be fully realized in 'Meat Puppets II'. The reviewer praises tracks like 'Foreign Lawns' for their speed and intensity, establishing the EP as a significant piece in the band’s timeline. Listen to 'In A Car' to experience the raw beginnings of Meat Puppets' punk legacy!