Don't Let Me In

VINYL FORMAT. Don't Let Me In is the first Captured Tracks release for the Irish duo. It's probably not a reference to the Steely Dan song, but you never know, do you? "Formed in January 2009 with their first gig booked before even playing together, Belfast's Girls Names unabashedly hark back to the early/mid eighties shadow world of Beat Happening, Black Tambourine, Felt, C86 and the Sound of Young Scotland. In their short existence they have quickly honed their craft in creating their own self-styled "disposable noise pop," masking subdued bittersweet vocals and melodic hooks with reverb drenched guitars and Mary Chain primal drums. Having sold out of their debut home taped demos on Cass/Flick (Belfast) last summer and after a string of support slots with the likes of Sic Alps, Wavves, Times New Viking, Lovvers and Gary War, Girls Names are set for their first release 'proper,' with a 12? EP on Brooklyn's much talked about Captured Tracks label." - The Art of Agency