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November 8th, 2011
Video :: September Girls

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Really quite like this video of B-movie footage for Hells Bells by September Girls! I heard the song a while ago but I think the two pair really well. It marks a transition for the band both in name and style, moving towards a lo-fi garage sound, having left behind Talulah Does The Hula and the more gentle girl-group pop without affecting the quirkiness that always carried through their songs.

If you’d like to hear more there’s a set of demos on Soundcloud. September Girls play Retro Revival at Sweeney‘s on 3 December. If you’re not really sure what makes them tick, check out their really cool Tumblr.

September Girls on Twitter and Facebook.

soundcloud.com/septembergirls

  

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