Cheap Spotlight! WE ARE JOINERS

 Found out about this band from Bob N. on 3 Songs Podcast. From the Netherlands, We Are Joiners produce a fuzzy, pop, early rock and roll, only youth can evoke, vibe the velvets birthed into the world. A weird cross between Neutral Milk Hotel and Buddy Holly. Sometimes it reminds me of playing tackle football on a snow-covered streets. And sometimes it reminds me of the smell of chlorine and noticing girls for the first time. Regardless, I envy the young bastards. God bless them. And I'll keep listening. 

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