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Pink Flag and The Homewreckers : Introducing Pink Flag and the Homewreckers
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Spunky post-punk pop gems and throaty anthems blend together perfectly on the debut split from the two female fronted bands, a must-have for fans of riot grrl and girl pop alike.
Genre: Rock: Riot Grrrl
Release Date: 2008
Introducing Pink Flag and the Homewreckers Record Label: Break Yr Heart
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Fight Song 2:02 $0.99
Roman Candle 2:40 $0.99
Dirty Hair Party 2:35 $0.99
Nancy Drew 1:31 $0.99
Urgency 2:59 $0.99
2 Cool 4 School 2:18 $0.99
One Shot 3:55 $0.99
All Wheels, No Control 3:23 $0.99
Naughty Ladies Wear Plaid 3:23 $0.99
Nurse, I Spy Gypsies... Run! 4:13 $0.99
Stand and Deliver 3:04 $0.99
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Album Notes

Introducing Pink Flag and the Homewreckers provides the first public offering from the infectious pop-post-punk of Pink Flag and the gritty grunge of the Homewreckers.

Pink Flag are a three piece based out of Durham, NC. Since they came together in early 2008, Dork (bass), Lucky (guitar) and Sick (drums) have caught eyes and ears with their sneering pop, three-girl harmonies and the versatility that three singers and songwriters lends to a band. Pink Flag is more cult than band, more spice than sugar, more shout than whimper, but like their namesake album, they display a method to their chaos, a virtuosity in their noisiness and a keen ear for hooks and song structure. Their earnest approach to all subject matter and whirlwind live performances have been infectious for audiences.

Since the Homewreckers moved to Durham, NC in 2008, they have been edging their way into the hearts of every garage punk in the triangle with a sound that's equal parts punk, indie and garage with a dash of riot grrl. Armed with rum-junkie drummer Jack, who loves to fight, Zeke, the bass player who can't stand still long enough to even think about it and Julia who has a voice like a bullhorn plus a guitar tone that sounds like "church bells being shot out of a canon," (fan quote) the Homewreckers are ready to steal your girlfriends, beat up your boyfriends and piss off your parents.

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