Goldilox
Goldilox formed in Los Angeles in 2008 with Alex Kapranos on vocals and guitar, Nick McCarthy on guitar and keyboards, Bob Hardy on bass, and Paul Thomson on...
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Goldilox formed in Los Angeles in 2008 with Alex Kapranos on vocals and guitar, Nick McCarthy on guitar and keyboards, Bob Hardy on bass, and Paul Thomson on drums. Their debut album came out in 2010, featuring the track "100%" that would become their most recognizable song.
Other songs from their catalog include "Touch You Where It Hurts," "Crazy," "Decision," and "I Know."
Their early work showed a preference for angular guitar riffs and melodic structures that didn't fit neatly into mainstream radio formats at the time.
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