Swept To See New Jersey
Swept to See’s dynamic combination of garage rock and post-punk revival is full of raw vibe and atmosphere. The latest release, Delirium in Simmetria, is heavy on nostalgia, often reminiscent of 90s indie rock but with a fresh twist. Songs vary in style with undertones of noise rock, shoegaze, and homespun indie folk. ... more
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