Cherry Glazerr release new track ‘Haxel Princess’
As the rising sea levels brace the LA coastline, Cherry Glazerr is whipping up a devastating storm of its own, aiming to hurl its soft-punk sound all over 2014.
Although not a household name, the band formed in 2012 when front woman Clementine Creevy began making bedroom demos under the name Clembutt.
These rough tracks evolved under the mentorship of Lucy Miyaki of the L.A. band Tashaki Miyaki and were later recorded with engineer Joel Jerome. After adding bassist Sean Redman and drummer Hannah Uribe, the band was formed, and Burger Records released their first collection, Papa Cremp, on tape.
Creevy’s dreamy vocals go further than what we’re used to within shoegaze dream-pop bands.
At times during the album-titled track ‘Haxel Princess’, she’s high-pitched, hostile and unforgiving, accompanied suitably by Redman’s hefty base.
To be completely honest, Creevy’s vocals are a unique instrument made entirely of her individuality, as evidenced beautifully by the song ‘All My Friends’.
The album is set to be released next week. Check out the title track below.
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