The Suicide Notes Portland, Oregon
Described as “a macabre Shangri-Las with a Punk edge”, and an “effortless marriage between Spector pop and vintage punk”, the band’s sweet melodies are embedded with a rough edge, and the lyrics give a perverse wink to the usual 60’s Pop themes of boys, love and beach day trips, where passions turn deadly and the boy might never make it out alive from that first date. ... more
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