Trudy & the Romance sounds like David Lynch dicing and splicing Disney film reels
The doowoop obsessed group continue to expand on their mutant ‘50s pop in “Is There A Place I Can Go” taken from the EP Junkyard Jazz
The soothing croaks of indie dreamers is still music to the ears of many. This sweet melodious sound synonymous with toothpaste kisses, chain smoking, and Burberry Acoustic has had a facelift in recent years with bands like the ever ground breaking Trudy and The Romance popping out the other side brandishing saxophones and guttural ruminations on lost lovers.
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Speaking on the track the band said “Is There A I Can Go s a love song about family, friends and coming of age in the new world. It's a juvenile ballad using all the spank & tools we had to make the biggest bang." Ever insightful, always on message.
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