Latterman
Latterman came together in Minneapolis, with Katie Dvorak handling vocals and guitar. Their debut single was "83% Off Your Self-Esteem," which gave the band...
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Latterman came together in Minneapolis, with Katie Dvorak handling vocals and guitar. Their debut single was "83% Off Your Self-Esteem," which gave the band its first real attention. The lineup included Sean Neumann on guitar, Ryan Walsh on bass, and Chris Allen on drums.
They put out albums like No Joy in 2018 and Silver Spoon in 2020. Dvorak's writing often dealt with personal territory, and some listeners connected with that directness. Songs like "Fear And Loathing On Long Island" and "For Someone So Easy Going, You Sure Do Wear Pants A Lot" carried that straightforward, conversational tone.
In 2023 they released Erasure. The band's work stayed in that indie rock space, with a sound that felt grounded and unpolished.
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