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Holy dynamite that mountain and excavate ten tons of bedrock n roll, Batman. Downtown Livin' is the latest track from Toronto-based punk/rock/everything band Pink Leather Jackets and it is on fire. This rips right out of the gate with a guitar lead that sounds like the opening theme to a Full House remake where Danny Tanner is played by Alice Cooper instead of Bob Saget. Downtown Livin' emulates the 2010s big indie sound if it were smashed with hammers, hacksawed via broken bottles of Jack attached to high speed drills, then splintered through a Tube Screamer at max gain for added effect. "Thrash Unreal" era Against Me would be proud.
See the entire review here: S. Schaefer, Havoc Underground
The EP was produced by Pink Leather Jackets and Calvin Hartwick at Dream House Studios in Toronto.
The music video for Call You When I'm Drunk was produced and directed by Michael X. Crusty and Pink Leather Jackets.
The second of the new Pink Leather Couch Sessions
Welcome to the living room, may I get you something to drink?
This is the first of the new Pink Leather Couch Sessions
Welcome to the living room, may I get you something to drink?
The EP was produced by Pink Leather Jackets and Calvin Hartwick at Dream House Studios in Toronto.
The music video for Wasting Time was produced and directed by Amanda Woolley and Pink Leather Jackets.
The EP was produced by Pink Leather Jackets and Calvin Hartwick at Dream House Studios in Toronto.
The music video for Good Love was produced and directed by Amanda Woolley and Pink Leather Jackets.
The EP was produced by Pink Leather Jackets and Calvin Hartwick at Dream House Studios in Toronto.
The music video for Shed was produced by Phil Kluba at Just Press It! and directed by Rod Hafezi.
The album was awarded a Grammy for Best Pop Vocal Album. This song established Amy as one of the worlds great artists, before her untimely death.
Performed by Pink Leather Jackets on a west end downtown Toronto rooftop patio.
