carbon poppies Lafayette, Louisiana
As their name lets on, Carbon Poppies are cheeky and poppy, and unabashedly so. The trio delivers its sweetheart harmonies in the emotional register of power pop: Their hooks have barbs that are as cutting as they are catchy. From Lafayette, LA, these songsters joined up to record their 6-track EP, titled, "And Don't the Kids Just Love It," which marries lo fi indie rock, 60s pop duets & 70s rock. ... more
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