A band that never cleaned up their sound, from early chaos to later psychedelic turns.
If you want the early, scrappy version, 'Bad Kids' has that energy. For something from their later, slightly trippier phase, try 'Buried Alive'.
They've been making the same kind of noisy, catchy garage rock since the early 2000s, and people still show up for it. 'Hippie Hippie Hoorah' is the song that broke them out to a wider audience, all fuzzed-out guitars and shouted vocals. Later records like 'Underneath the Rainbow' added some soul and psychedelia, but the core stayed loud and loose.
They started in Atlanta with Cole Alexander, Jared Swilley, and Joe Bradley. After 'Hippie Hippie Hoorah' caught on in 2012, they kept putting out albums that tweaked their formula without really changing it. They're still at it, playing the same kind of shows they always have.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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