American Pinup
American Pinup formed in Los Angeles with Emily Armstrong on vocals and guitar, Mary O'Connor on bass and vocals, and Ethan James on drums. They started with...
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American Pinup formed in Los Angeles with Emily Armstrong on vocals and guitar, Mary O'Connor on bass and vocals, and Ethan James on drums. They started with the kind of financial struggles and skepticism that many new bands face, but kept working at it.
Their debut album was self-titled, and they followed it with records like "The Revolution" and "Hearts on Fire." Songs like "Boarding House" and "Go!" show their straightforward rock approach with lyrics that lean into personal themes. In 2018, "Boarding House" drew some conservative criticism and got pulled from a few radio stations for a while.
Emily Armstrong's voice carries much of their sound, with Mary O'Connor adding vocal support. They built a catalog that includes tracks like "Bus Stop," "End," and "Expecting," sticking to a rock format without much fuss.
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