Following their breakthrough releases for the Lookout and Dim Mak labels, the Seattle quintet Pretty Girls Make Graves emerge with their hotly anticipated Matador debut, and a late contender for best album of 2003. That "The New Romance" is as anthemic and explosive as "Good Health" is no surprise; but the band's compositional skills have grown by leaps and bounds, along with their flair for the dramatic. Features the single "This Is Our Emergency." Produced by Phil Ek.

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The Seattle quintet's follow-up to the universally acclaimed The New Romance, and their first album since the addition of keyboardist Leona Marrs, is by far their most ambitious, multifarious, and scorching to date. Produced by Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Destroyer), Elan Vital provides the band with a bigger, bolder canvas with which to weave their magic. The new material, road-tested at gigs around the globe with Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, and Death Cab For Cutie, shows a blindingly ori   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT.Following their breakthrough releases for the Lookout and Dim Mak labels, the Seattle quintet Pretty Girls Make Graves emerge with their hotly anticipated Matador debut, and a late contender for best album of 2003. That "The New Romance" is as anthemic and explosive as "Good Health" is no surprise; but the band's compositional skills have grown by leaps and bounds, along with their flair for the dramatic. Features the single "This Is Our Emergency." Produced by Phil Ek.

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VINYL FORMAT. The Seattle quintet's follow-up to the universally acclaimed The New Romance, and their first album since the addition of keyboardist Leona Marrs, is by far their most ambitious, multifarious, and scorching to date. Produced by Colin Stewart (Black Mountain, Destroyer), Elan Vital provides the band with a bigger, bolder canvas with which to weave their magic. The new material, road-tested at gigs around the globe with Bloc Party, Franz Ferdinand, and Death Cab For Cutie, shows a    [ read more ]

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Pretty Girls Make Graves establish themselves as a revolutionary force right from the first note of the first song on Good Health, "Speakers Push the Air." This Pacific Northwest band who includes members of the Murder City Devils and the Beehive doesn't settle for pop-punk mediocrity; instead, lush melodies spiral into punk noise and vocalist Andrea Zollo moves from sweetness to destruction. Along the way, whether tearing everything apart in {&"If You Hate Your Friends, You're Not A   [ read more ]

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Matador Europe-only single from 'The New Romance' features "This Is Our Emergency" from the upcoming Matador album, plus "Speakers Push The Air," "All Medicated Geniuses," and "Blue Lights," which was recorded for XM 104.9 radio in London last December. (The original version of the second song is on the Lookout album 'Good Health,' while studio versions of the third and fourth songs are on the 'The New Romance.')

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Four tracks from the Murder City Devils, Death Wish Kids, Kill Sadie spin off band. The vocalist has a strong voice that's very similar to Bikini Kill's Kathleen Hanna. Actually, Pretty Girls Make Graves seems like a shoe in for Kill Rock Stars: punk rock with catchy songs and very strong female vocal work. Good stuff.

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VINYL FORMAT! PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES are the future of punk rock. They're equal parts style, sound, and emotion. Their music and live show exemplify the kind of experimentation, humanity, honesty, and intensity that make the punk rock underground continually vital. Pretty Girls Make Graves defy the limiting definitions of emo, hardcore, and street-punk to present a sound all their own. The songs are incredible bursts of joy, pain, energy, and true emotion set to a visceral and dynamic punk soundscape. The   [ read more ]

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PRETTY GIRLS MAKE GRAVES are the future of punk rock. They're equal parts style, sound, and emotion. Their music and live show exemplify the kind of experimentation, humanity, honesty, and intensity that make the punk rock underground continually vital. Pretty Girls Make Graves defy the limiting definitions of emo, hardcore, and street-punk to present a sound all their own. The songs are incredible bursts of joy, pain, energy, and true emotion set to a visceral and dynamic punk soundscape. Their pedigree is   [ read more ]

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This is an 12" x 18" Pretty Girls Make Graves poster from the June 3, 2006 show at the El Ray Theater In L.A. Designed by: Scott McPherson

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This is a 12.5" x 19" Pretty Girls Make Graves poster for the May 13, 2007 show at The Grog Shop in Cleveland. Design: The Bubble Process.

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This is a 19" x 25" Pretty Girls Make Graves poster from the May 28, 2006 show in Seattle. 3-color screenprint. Signed and numbered. Designed by: Mike Klay // Powerslide Design

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