Hello Mary- Emita Ox
SKU: 198588252437
Hello Mary: "Hello Mary, a three-woman New York City band, whipsaws through a raucous embrace of uncertainty in '0%.' It peaks with the drummer and singer Stella Wave screaming, 'I don't know! I don't know!' But within less than three minutes the track also jumps amid spindly indie-rock guitar chords, a bruising one-note bass riff and an unexpected dip into folky picking joined by a plinking vibraphone - all while making a waltz sound feral." - The New York Times "distorted guitars and pulsating punky drums, dipping further into the grunge pool they waded in on Hello Mary. "0%" is a rage-fueled release about an unwanted presence making themselves within reach, and Hello Mary are kicking off their new era with a fiery howl. I couldn't be more stoked to see where they're headed next." - Paste Magazine "The return of Hello Mary is less a song, and more like an artful succession of moods - exquisitely crafted and bound together with playfulness and carnage."
Format: New CD/Rock
Hello Mary- Emita Ox
SKU: 198588252437
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Hello Mary: "Hello Mary, a three-woman New York City band, whipsaws through a raucous embrace of uncertainty in '0%.' It peaks with the drummer and singer Stella Wave screaming, 'I don't know! I don't know!' But within less than three minutes the track also jumps amid spindly indie-rock guitar chords, a bruising one-note bass riff and an unexpected dip into folky picking joined by a plinking vibraphone - all while making a waltz sound feral." - The New York Times "distorted guitars and pulsating punky drums, dipping further into the grunge pool they waded in on Hello Mary. "0%" is a rage-fueled release about an unwanted presence making themselves within reach, and Hello Mary are kicking off their new era with a fiery howl. I couldn't be more stoked to see where they're headed next." - Paste Magazine "The return of Hello Mary is less a song, and more like an artful succession of moods - exquisitely crafted and bound together with playfulness and carnage."
