Die Alone dum-dum-girls digital-only EP

digital-only EP

They no longer had to work their recording schedule around loud rehearsals by neighboring bands

when Pavitt and business partner Jon Poneman arrived to meet the band in Rome

their own separate entity

Die Alone dum-dum-girls digital-only EPDie Alone is more complex than simple genre tags or clichd descriptors allow. The band coined the phrase "whoa pop" to describe their music and they say they're not mad at the term "prog punk." The album was recorded in guitarist TV Coahran's basement on an 8 track with Seattle garage rock guru Kurt Bloch as engineer. No song sounds like another and yet the album sustains a dizzying, alluring vibe. Die Alone is the debut album from this Seattle four