Few bands have a stronger sonic and visual identity than Cheekface. The LA trio makes a wry form of indie rock defined by danceable grooves and Greg Katz’s ironic talk-singing about modern neuroses, and every release comes packaged with illustrations from bassist Amanda Tannen as unmistakable as the band’s sound. The latest example is “Growth Sux,” a peppy yet somewhat low-key tune that once again taps directly into the group’s signature wavelength. I mean, check this verse out:
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