Christmas Here to Stay
Single released 12/12/2024
Psychedelic and wintery. Dreamy and hazy.
EP released 11/10/2023
Includes “Love is 4”
“dirty greasy guitar plus a strong back-beat and the angel girls great vocals”
-Psychedelic Jukebox
Produced by Chris “Frenchie” Smith at The Bubble Studios in Austin, TX
Single released 10/19/23
The Living Pins’ singer and guitarist, Carrie Clark, has this to say … “‘Scorpion’ has some Paisley Underground, you know, Dream Syndicate and Rain Parade, woven into it … plus it’s a story-telling song. And those were really big on FM radio. So it’s like a 70s story song with these beautiful effected guitars that come from our own live music experience.”
Single released 9/26/2023
“‘Aeroplane,’ the kind of straightforward rock and roll track that is all too uncommon these days … a truly rousing rock and roll anthem that could command an arena stage as much as it could a bar room.”
—Glide Magazine
Single released 8/8/2022
“The song, “Oh Yeah” is part of a new EP of perfect summertime tunes. This one features a constant buzzing groove and cheery vocals akin to the British Invasion meets Britpop.”
—The Big Takeover Magazine
Chateau
Single released 6/1/22
“The singers from Sixteen Deluxe and Ursa Major come together for quality crunch on latest single”
-Rock and Roll Globe
Freaky Little Monster Children
EP released 4/9/21
“It’s a trip, and it’s a journey — dirty, bluesy rock ‘n’ roll at its best.”
-Jeff Terich, Treblezine
We love the fact that our EP might have its own bio. Biography for a non-human entity. Maybe it’s a tree. Or some sort of weird, busted-up refrigerator, Austin garage apartment, fanzine, food co-op, second-hand gnarly green sweater thing.
Mostly recorded late on Friday and Saturday nights during the lockdown of Fall of 2020, in the empty lobby of Splinter Group, an East Austin artisan collective, “Fingers crossed the power tools stay silent during the next guitar overdub …” was the mantra. Face masks and headphones were the main accessories.
We love the fact that Matt Devine played his Mick Taylor-esque endless guitar solo on “Jaguar” from a different time zone out in LA.