\n Lincoln, NE\u2019s rising grunge-shoegaze trio Ivory Daze have dropped Corset, the latest single from their upcoming EP Chlorine, due 17 October via Quiet Panic (home to M.U.T.T. and Slow Crush). <\/p>\n
Guitarist\/vocalist Isahen Harms cites the layered chorus guitars of \u201980s icons like Purple Rain-era Prince and the massive fuzz of The Melvins and Smashing Pumpkins as key inspirations.<\/p>\n
Rounded out by Maeve Nelson on drums and Van Foster on bass, the band has honed its sound through relentless touring and hard-won experience, crafting music that\u2019s both raw and finely tuned.<\/p>\n
We at Today Radio really rather like this slice of Feeder<\/a>-esque, My Vitiriol-y grunge and featured lead single ‘Corset’ on Tuesday’s New Noise<\/a>,<\/p>\n Harms calls it \u201cpop songs with distortion,\u201d but Ivory Daze\u2019s mix of shoegaze haze, grunge grit, and punk bite is far from simple.<\/p>\n Chlorine nails that balance of chaos and melody, there’s that classic guitar-driven intensity and enough of a modern edge to make it sound fresh and exciting. You’ll likely spin it more than once \u2013 we promise.<\/p>\n More on Ivory Daze here<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>\n