Invisible Teardrops - Endless Winter

Invisible Teardrops - Endless WinterThe Invisible Teardrops hail from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, and play a dark, Farfisa driven form of garage punk, influenced not so much by the Yardbirds or Rolling Stones, but more so by doo wop, Cajun swamp pop, the Sir Douglas Quintet, Richie Valens, and the Modern Lovers. The band has toured the USA and Japan, where they have released three separate eps. Songs about skateboarding, waffles, girls with haunted eyes, surfing, and depression, all carry

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