Track-by-Track: LATEWAVES’ Mike Pellegrino Recaps the Band’s New Self-Titled LP

In a world of indie pop, it’s nice to have more anthemic rock like that from LATEWAVES. The Asbury Park trio is releasing their new self-titled record today via Open Your Ears Records. This is the band’s first record since signing with the label last summer and second proper full-length. The album’s eleven tracks feature lots of the angsty riffs and sing-along choruses featured on their debut. It builds on the foundation laid by that successful debut, but this time, the riffs are catchier, the guitar work is more elaborate, and there are plenty of three-part harmonies. LATEWAVES formed in 2016 and made some steady progress with EP releases and East Coast tours. But just when they completed their debut full-length Hell To Pay, the pandemic arrived. They maintained their patience and prepare...

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