Hotline TNT unleash their fuzzy shoegaze noise pop with 2 new singles and new album announcement
Jason Gordon
jason@releasewave.com
I just returned from Riot Fest and one of the highlights of the weekend was witnessing Hotline TNT play their brand of 90s inspired noise pop at a small club after show. The guitars were loud and distorted in the best possible ways, and after hearing their live performance and listening to their two new singles "Protocol" and "I Thought You'd Change" on repeat, I can confidently say that this is an album people are going to want to hear. If you're a fan of all things 90s inspired shoegaze and noise pop, with walls of guitars and big melodies, don't sleep on this. There's been a big revival of bands combining elements of 90s shoegaze, punk, grunge, noise-pop, hardcore and emo over the past few years, so if you like that kind of thing, these guys do it right. You can also check out the press release below, stream the new singles from the forthcoming LP, and pre-order the new album. This should be a good one, and that's an understatement!
RIYL: Milly, Toner, Ovlov, Hum, Nothing