Devin Booze and Sarah Reynolds found each other in the spring of 2005 after Sarah became of loyal fan of Devin's party-punk band, Hide and Seek. That summer, the two began meeting up nearly every afternoon for 2-person dance parties. Not long into their courtship, they started improvising new words to their favorite songs, feeding off of each other and mesmerizing their buddies. It soon became evident that they "had the same brain."
Four years later and the band known as Ear Pwr has been officially unleashed upon the earth.
Blistering thumpers with infectious melodies, Disco chants with wild-eyed electro anthems: all part of the unique electronic vision of Ear Pwr. Devin and Sarah, the fiery young duo known as Ear Pwr, have blended together bits of Italo Disco, Baltimore Club, and twee indie pop to create a nuclear party grenade that will blow your mind. Their booty-shaking aesthetic has never sounded more enticing than on their new record Super Animal Brothers III.
If the single, "Future Eyes," is anything like the rest of the album, we're in for a treat. It's as if someone took a pack of introverted, cardigan wearing, Sarah Record fans and made them listen to hours of Crystal Castles. Brainwashed, the kids then began to make music on their own that was was ridiculously sweet and geeky while being dance floor stormers. That's like the best of all possible worlds, if you ask me. I can't wait to hear Super Animal Brothers III.
Download: Future Eyes
Four years later and the band known as Ear Pwr has been officially unleashed upon the earth.
Blistering thumpers with infectious melodies, Disco chants with wild-eyed electro anthems: all part of the unique electronic vision of Ear Pwr. Devin and Sarah, the fiery young duo known as Ear Pwr, have blended together bits of Italo Disco, Baltimore Club, and twee indie pop to create a nuclear party grenade that will blow your mind. Their booty-shaking aesthetic has never sounded more enticing than on their new record Super Animal Brothers III.
If the single, "Future Eyes," is anything like the rest of the album, we're in for a treat. It's as if someone took a pack of introverted, cardigan wearing, Sarah Record fans and made them listen to hours of Crystal Castles. Brainwashed, the kids then began to make music on their own that was was ridiculously sweet and geeky while being dance floor stormers. That's like the best of all possible worlds, if you ask me. I can't wait to hear Super Animal Brothers III.
Download: Future Eyes
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