Pom Pom Squad’s debut album, Death of a Cheerleader, is making waves prior to its June 25 release. The album and its aesthetic are the goosebumped and “highly stylized” vision of Pom Pom Squad’s frontwoman, Mia Berrin: “While carving the identity of the record, I was particularly drawn to David Lynch and John Waters’ depictions of Suburbia. In David Lynch’s work, it’s listless, dreamlike, eerie, and surreal. In John Waters, it’s whimsical, campy, and subversive.” This artistic statement is the perfect description for Pom Pom Squad’s approach to “quiet grrrl punk,” an ode to riot grrrl that strikes a “balance…between loud, fast, angry songs, and subdued, emotional, lyric-focused songs.” The band’s artful image is also an important piece to completing the quiet grrrl vibe. Berrin desig...
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