New Passengers Washington, D.C.
New Passengers play a jangling and melodic style of indie garage rock that pulls threads from the Dunedin sound as well as stalwarts such as The Byrds and Robyn Hitchcock. Their songs weave shimmering guitars, tight rhythms, vocal harmonies, and wry lyricism into a sound equally at home in a dive bar or on a sunny afternoon in the park. ... more
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