On their stellar debut, New Mexico’s Prism Bitch manage to channel some of the best late’80s – early ‘90s college rock, from the Breeders to The Pixies, all while slamming their own stamp on the genre. On the 11 track Perla, the four-piece careen through a dizzying collection of songs that take turns highlighting their airtight rhythm section and the brilliant guitar/keyboard combo, adding remarkable color to bassist Lauren Poole’s confidently strong vocals. The album starts off with a seemingly incongruous synth, on “In N Out” before kicking into, and blending perfectly with military precision drumming and straight-ahead rock guitar riffs. Perla ends with the slow burn “One Shoot,” with sluggish guitars bookending the album nicely. In between is a whiplash of boisterous punk rock an...
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