Dads
Dads formed in Brooklyn in 2011, with Scott McMicken on vocals and guitar, David Cutler on guitar, Matt McAndrew on bass, and Evan Hill on drums. They put out...
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Dads formed in Brooklyn in 2011, with Scott McMicken on vocals and guitar, David Cutler on guitar, Matt McAndrew on bass, and Evan Hill on drums. They put out their first album 'Bitches Gotta Eat' in 2014, which got some attention in indie circles.
Songs like 'Aww, C'mon Guyz' and 'Boat Rich' show their style, guitar-driven rock with conversational lyrics that feel like they're talking directly to you. They followed up with 'I'll Be the Tornado' in 2017 and 'Mystic Sons' in 2021, keeping a steady output without much fuss.
In 2018 there was some legal trouble over a sample, but it didn't stop them from putting out another album called 'Sleep Forever' in 2023. They've stayed a four-piece this whole time, playing the kind of music that sounds like it comes from a Brooklyn practice space.
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