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New Music: Hearts of Palm UK
I first heard these gals a few years ago and automatically assumed from the name that they’re from the UK. Alas, they’re local – to me at least – the band is from the Los Angeles neighborhood Echo Park. Which is fabulous because it means I can hopefully catch them live at some point in the near future.
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about 1 year ago
Rcrd Lbl’s right…they are reminiscent of School of 7 bells. Not a bad thing though.
about 1 year ago
I totally thought the same thing too! these guys (gals?) err more on the poppy side for me.