HINDS Release New Song "San Diego"

HINDS  RELEASE NEW SONG "SAN DIEGO" Debut Album Leave Me Alone Out January 8th, 2016 via Mom + Pop/Lucky Number

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"...the exuberance that defines their live shows can't be taught. Mixing super-lo-fi guitar chugging with effervescent vocal harmonies, they're what it would sound like if a Sixties girl-group was born in a Nineties Seattle basement." -RollingStone.com  "The chillest four-piece in rock hail from Madrid, and write choruses so loose and lovely you'll want to wear them in like a favorite pair of sneakers." - The FADER "...effortless knack for crafting charming, infectiously ramshackle garage pop jams." - Gorilla vs Bear "We're head over heels." - Noisey "Their jangling, catchy garage rock is some of the most simply fun and addictive music we've heard in years...Trust us, it's fucking awesome." - Pigeons & Planes "...lo-fi garage rockers Hinds have already placed themselves at the forefront of the rising DIY rock scene in Madrid, Spain...[they] bring their carefree, jangly sound across the world, making listeners fall in love with their infectiously upbeat live shows." - Consequence of Sound Hinds are gearing up to release their highly anticipated debut album Leave Me Alone on January 8th via Mom + Pop, and today the band shares a new single off the LP entitled "San Diego." At just two and a half minutes long, "San Diego" is a fuzzed-out, melodic mantra from the Madrid-based four-piece, who always manage to sound like they're having the time of their lives while emphatically singing "stay close to me or know I'll die" as loud as they can in unison. The song premiered exclusively onSirius XMU, where the track was on repeat all weekend long, and is now available online. PRESS HERE to listen to "San Diego" now. Hinds on "San Diego": "we all have bad days. we mean bad nights. one day a friend told us 'I don't wanna fall asleep because I know what's the dream about.' this song is about staying awake. just staying awake." Since bursting onto the DIY scene last summer, Hinds have mastered a raw and playful sound all their own. Leave Me Alone - twelve perfectly imperfect and charmingly lo-fi tracks inspired by contemporary American garage rockers like Mac DeMarco, Ty Segall and The Black Lips - is an exciting first look at to the Spanish quartet who are pioneering the burgeoning indie music scene in Madrid. Hinds, with only a handful of songs released, have already earned early support from Apple Music's Beats 1, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, The FADER, Gorilla vs. Bear, BBC Radio, and more. Now with their debut on the horizon, Hinds are firmly establishing themselves as one of the best emerging acts of the year and show no sign of slowing down.