Baby Calendar
Baby Calendar was a Los Angeles band that put out a few records in the early 2010s, including the 2013 album 'Rehearsal' and an EP called 'Drop Out' the...
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Baby Calendar was a Los Angeles band that put out a few records in the early 2010s, including the 2013 album 'Rehearsal' and an EP called 'Drop Out' the following year. The group featured Ty Segall and Mikal Cronin, who both handled vocals and guitar, along with Evan Abeele on bass and John Dwyer on drums.
Their most recognizable song is probably 'Fifteen Year Old Sneakers,' a 2013 single that got some attention. They also released a track called 'Traffic In The Tropics.' Their music had a rough, energetic quality that pulled from garage rock and punk.
Some of their lyrics stirred up debate at the time, with songs like 'Drown' and 'Tough Guy' drawing criticism for their subject matter. They were active for a short period, but the records they made during those years found an audience.
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