Written By: Brainy Photo Credit: Kate LaMendola Girl Tones don’t chase approval on Pretty Face. Instead the track runs on clipped guitar patterns, sharp drum hits, and a vocal delivery which doesn’t soften its message. Produced by Brad Shultz, the record lets the hook land with more weight. There’s a deliberate focus on calling out image-driven behavior, even when the energy spikes. Laila’s drumming keeps everything locked in place balancing impact between a typical indie-pun

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Morganne Boulden Fake Dad thrive in emotional extremes, and Third Degree burns straight through contradiction. The Los Angeles duo channel punk volatility, electro-pop gloss, and messy relationship psychology into a record. Andrea de Varona delivers lines that swing wildly between defiance and emotional surrender, over crunchy guitars crash into pulsing synths. The song exposes how easily bravado collapses once love, validation, and insecurity

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Kate LaMendola A spark hits, then the ground trembles and something molten pushes through. With their first release of 2026, Girl Tones charge forward on Volcano . The track erupts with raw intent, capturing the duo’s defining tension. Lean guitars, pounding drums showcase chaos transforming into momentum. Long compared to garage-rock minimalism, Girl Tones delivered a bullheaded, high-voltage single that thrives on friction and a refusal to s