Just like practically every new indie band this year, the Brooklyn-via-Florida group The Drums love evoking summertime. But The Drums don't do it with hazy synthetic textures or woozy atmosphere. Instead, they make fast, fun, uptight two-minute pop songs about making out or-- more often--not making out. Tracks like "Saddest Summer" or the BNMed "I Felt Stupid" might be all about romantic frustration and longing, but they don't sound the slightest bit bummed or unsatisfied. Instead, the band nervily kicks out their classic hooks with loopy ADD joy, sounding like they can't wait to get to the next song.
Summertime!, the band's debut EP, is out now via TwentySeven, and they're currently at work on their first full-length. Pitchfork recently caught up with frontman Jonathan Pierce.
Summertime!, the band's debut EP, is out now via TwentySeven, and they're currently at work on their first full-length. Pitchfork recently caught up with frontman Jonathan Pierce.
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