The Death Valley Girls have released a new track, “Disaster (Is What We’re After)”. The effort is a stripped-down, dirty sort of rock in the veins of The Runaways or early Ramones. There is a bit of industrial fuzz and ska that is interspersed here to keep things interesting. The completeness of the instrumentation is such that one will need to play Disaster multiple times before hearing each and every inclusion. Chrisma is oozing through the radio with this cut, and we’re excited to hear more from the Death Valley Girls in the months and years to come.
Death Valley Girls “Disaster (Is What We’re After)” / Bandcamp / Soundcloud
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