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They mail hail from Toronto, but
Chain Letters are far more in sync with the Pointed Sticks, not to mention a myriad of bygone Dangerhouse Records alumni, than noisenik homeboy brutes Fucked Up and Metz. Their debut wax ("Bad Reflection" b/w "Boulevard Girls") is sheer adulation of the punk-pop medium in it's most genuine and pure distillation, sans the over-emphasis of either of those key components.
Sophia Dilley (formally of
Young People With Faces) commandeers her quartet through a pair of mid-tempo, three (or perhaps just two) chord beauties, brandishing just enough of a visceral surge to keep this classic formula rewarding and ripe. Bravo. You can sample "Boulevard Girls" below, and if you dig what you hear,
Dead Beat Records has a few copies left in stock. The Chain Letters can be emailed
here. I should also tout their
Soundcloud stream, which not only makes both songs available for public consumption, but provides a couple dozen more tracks from unrelated but like-minded contemporaries, making for a super sweet mix where you're sure to happen upon some very pleasant surprises.
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Resembles Big Eyes' more pop-punk material. Are you familiar with their 2013 album, Almost Famous?
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