"Music is the universal language of mankind." -Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Saturday, October 31, 2015

September Girls


The September Girls are an Irish pop-punk band. This band draws from the historic talent Dublin has produced over the years. Interestingly enough, their name came from the Bangles' cover of "September Gurls." Their unique riff style, guitar techniques, and high energy beats combine to form a gothic style and affect their image/ sound directly. Several different genres and eras of music combine to form their distinctive sound.

As a band, the September Girls have gained strong positive reviews from critics. Their song "Heartbeats," is a good example of why they deserve this recognition. The ethereal vocals and fuzzy guitar riffs give this tune an odd, yet satisfying, sound. It tells a tragic tale of unrequited love. The September Girls have mastered the art of combining powerful lyrics with an even more powerful sound.

Sadly, their noise pop style is uncommon in today's popular culture. This band has yet to receive international publicity and support that they deserve.



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