Check out Alvvays performing "Archie, Marry Me" in session with Amazing Radio
11 November 2014, 13:03
| Written by
Laurence Day
Toronto's premiere indie-fuzz troupe Alvvays have performed knockout single "Archie, Marry Me" in session for Amazing Radio.
In our interview with the band over the summer, they explained the track:
"We are all in our 20s and watch a lot of people ‘grow up’ and get mortgages and have big dumb weddings and this song takes the piss out of that. In society it’s sort of looked at as ‘The Next Level’. The song is talking about the ‘in-the-cell-beside-you’ Bonnie and Clyde type of love."
Watch below. For more info head here.
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