Available yesterday, Sept. 3, Jetsam-Flotsam record label has shared a new single from New York, NY-based band Peroxide Blonde , who draw influence from the bleary post-punk bands of yesteryear, such as The Smiths and The Stone Roses.
The self-recorded single is out now on digital platforms.
Check out "No Reason To Pretend:"
Johnny and Abigail Poppke (Peroxide Blonde – guitar/vocals and bass) SPB: The US went into shutdown shortly after the band formed. How did that hiatus, for lack of a better word, change the band’s direction or concept (or didn’t it)? Peroxide Blonde: Right before the pandemic, we had put out … Read more
Andy Diaz (Safety) SPB: You break a string onstage during a song. What’s your strategy: attempt a BB King-style replacement while playing? Diaz: If I break a string in the middle of a song, I simplify the chords until I have the opportunity to grab my backup guitar. For me, … Read more
Dan (By Surprise) SPB: Do you have any vinyl that you own strictly for collector’s purposes and never listen to? Dan: I don't really have any records that I own strictly for collecting purposes and never play. I play all of my records, because I feel that they're meant to be … Read more
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