Comments on: Album Review: Palma Violets, 180

By: Featured Artist: Palma Violets - Best New Bands

Featured Artist: Palma Violets - Best New Bands — Tue, 12 May 2015 07:18:13 +0000

[…] Los Angeles – Upon the release of their very first single, “Best of Friends,” Palma Violets were bestowed with what could be regarded as both a blessing and a curse. The song blew up in the United Kingdom, instantly making them one of their country’s most recognizable rock acts; it also put tremendous pressure on the group to capitalize on the attention and expand upon the sound that garnered them “next big thing” status. After their Rough Trade debut was warmly received by both fans and critics, the band powered through two grueling years of touring in support of 180. […]

By: Palma Violets Blossom With ‘Danger In The Club’

Palma Violets Blossom With ‘Danger In The Club’ — Thu, 07 May 2015 07:06:01 +0000

[…] Angeles – After breaking out in a major way with their rowdy, pub-rock-indebted 2013 debut 180, Palma Violets did what any young buzz band would do: they spent the subsequent months on the road, […]

By: Palma Violets Impress In Los Angeles - Best New Bands

Palma Violets Impress In Los Angeles - Best New Bands — Fri, 27 Mar 2015 23:25:52 +0000

[…] the station, Palma Violets went on to produce a strong debut full-length in 2013’s 180, which Best New Bands called “a great album” with “flaunting bass” and “inexplicably entrancing rocky […]